Archeology
The discovery of human finger bone fossils dates back to 1.84 million years
Spanish scientists have discovered an ancient human fossil finger bone. It may be the bones of the Hominin human body, existed 1.84 million years ago.
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Discovered a large amount of medieval human bones under the road in England
A large number of medieval human bones have just been discovered underneath a road near the famous castle in Hertford, Hertfordshire, England.
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The 1,500-year-old baby mummy may be the ancestor of the Hungarian king
Archaeologists found a stone coffin closed, inside a mummy of about 1,500 years old. This person may be the ancestor of Attila - the magnificent king of the mighty Hunga…
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The 2,000-year-old chicken egg is still in the tomb
Archaeologists have discovered a 2,000-year-old chicken egg in an ancient tomb on the bank of the Xich Shui River, Guizhou Province, China. This is an extremely rare cas…
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Excavation of the tomb of the ancient king filled with horses and gold
In ALtai territory, southern Russia, archaeologists unearthed the ancient tomb containing the remains of a king who ruled Scythians buried with horses and lots of wealth.
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The mystery behind the ritual
According to a new study published at the International Conference on Egypt held in Florence (Italy), the ancient Egyptians before becoming mummies may have lost some te…
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Detected 3,300 years claws of the wingless prehistoric bird
Nearly three decades ago, a group of archaeologists discovered a giant bird claw in the cave on Mount Owen, New Zealand.
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Mysterious 2,000-year-old chicken egg buried in the ancient tomb
On August 24, a more than 2,000-year-old chicken egg was discovered in an ancient tomb on the bank of Xich Shui River, Guizhou Province, China.
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Discovered the oldest Egyptian mummy with chronic heart disease in the world
The world's oldest chronic heart failure case was discovered on Egyptian mummies called Nebiri, discovered by Egyptian Egyptians Ernesto Schiaparelli in 1904.
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The giant marine scorpion once raged under the ocean
Scientists have discovered fossils of a giant marine scorpion with a length of 1.7m in the US.
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Cloning animal clones from prehistoric times to create Jurassic Park
Russian scientists have begun to clone the plan of cloning animals from prehistoric times, including mammoths in the hope that the permafrost in Siberia will help them a…
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Tragedy after the mass grave in British university
Archaeologists confirm the bones buried in mass graves in northern England belong to Scottish prisoners, including 13-year-old children.
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The ancient well of Athens reveals the fortune-telling rite of the prophet
Scientists found a well in Athens, Greece, with inscriptions called the Prophet Apollo, indicating that the ancient people wanted to borrow fortune-telling to know the f…
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Discover the oldest 1200-year-old phone in the world
Archaeologists have found in the Chan Chan ruins of Peru a sophisticated communication device, dating back to 1,200 - 1,400 years ago.
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97 5,000-year-old remains were deformed in a house of 20 square meters
Chinese archaeologists have recently unearthed a 97 deformed remains of 5,000-year-old remains.