Ancient theater from Roman times was discovered in Volterra, Italy
Italian archaeologists have discovered a Roman ancient theater in the outskirts of Volterra, Tuscany, Central Italy.
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Italian archaeologists have discovered a Roman ancient theater in the outskirts of Volterra, Tuscany, Central Italy.
Experts say the mystery of the tomb of Queen Nefertiti - one of the most powerful women in ancient times has been answered.
The National Library of England is urging researchers to decipher the mysterious inscription engraved on medieval swords dating back to 800 years.
After a sleep longer than 500 years in the sea,
According to the latest scientific news, researchers have discovered new evidence that ancient Chinese people discovered America before Italian explorer Christopher Colu…
Researchers in China have discovered fossils of early jellyfish during evolution that lacked tentacles but possessed a skeleton that shaped the body.
Archaeological experts are extremely surprised and continue to study this special grave.
About 2,000 spiral-shaped golden strands, dating from around 700-900 BC, were discovered in Denmark.
From the Antarctic icy land, researchers unearthed a prehistoric jewel: 50 million-year-old sperm.
New researchers discovered the world's largest winged dinosaur fossil in China. According to the conjecture their wings are not used to fly but can be used to attract ma…
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According to experts at the University of Bologna, these are the oldest evidence of how ancient people treated dentistry.
A strange human skeleton discovered on Mars is seen as evidence of life on this planet.
On July 20, the Israeli Archaeological Agency (IAA) said advanced digital technology helped scientists first read a 1,500-year-old bible book.
The Vietnam Museum of Nature recently received the largest form of sea snail fossil, first discovered in the Triassic stratigraphy in Vietnam.