Successfully recreate the world's oldest beer from the wreck
Scientists in Australia have successfully brewed an 18th-century beer after sampling yeast from a beer bottle left over a wrecked merchant ship.
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Scientists in Australia have successfully brewed an 18th-century beer after sampling yeast from a beer bottle left over a wrecked merchant ship.
Residents of a Chinese village seem to be interested in seeing the fossil-like mark of the legendary black dragon.
A group of amateur archaeologists unearthed the largest gold treasure of the ancient Vikings in Denmark.
The Devil's Book, the largest medieval manuscript manuscript, is famous for the vivid Satanic image in the middle of the book.
The large structure containing hundreds of warships in a seaport near Athens contributed to the resounding victory of the Greek army before the Persian Empire thousands…
There is a species of catfish that has no eyes only living in Mexico and has been discovered in a deep limestone cave in Texas (USA).
A group of Italian researchers discovered the earliest evidence of foot transplant surgery in a 14th-century painting, showing the doctors' ambitions more than 1,500 yea…
Road diggers in the city of Tultepec, Mexico, made the country's archaeologists happy when they found a giant mammoth skeleton.
Ax mold has body 8.1cm long; 5.1cm wide; 2cm thick; weighs 120 grams. Chisel mold has 11.2 cm long body; 5.6cm wide; 3.2cm thick; heavy 360gam.
A great discovery of scientists and archaeologists in the study of the history of the structure and development of birds.
Beer was considered a salary for employees in Iraq 5,000 years ago.
A hidden remains inside a 1,000-year-old gold chest in China can help archaeologists learn
With these strange features, this new dinosaur makes archaeologists wonder about the use of that surplus.