Archeology
Decipher the mystery of the most strange creature ever discovered
Scientists have solved the 180-year mystery of South American ungulate mammals that famous naturalist Charles Darwin when he was described as
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New step in reviving Woolly's long-haired mammoth
The US researchers said that the successful creation of 14 mammoth genes and implantation into elephants will bring mammoths back to Earth.
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Discover the largest crater on Earth
Scientists believe that the Australian cracks are a trace of the largest crater ever created when meteorites hit Earth.
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Ancient salamanders are as large as cars
Fossil studies show that salamanders once lived 230 million years ago, about the size of a small car.
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The first flowering tree in the world lives in China
Researchers believe that the earliest flower plant in the world was found in China, once existed more than 160 million years ago.
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Lobster, butterflies and spiders share ancestors together
Recently, scientists have found fossils of creatures thought to be common ancestors of butterflies, spiders and lobsters.
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Discovered dinosaurs as high as 9 double-decker buses
Recently scientists have concluded that the dinosaur fossil found in 2008 belongs to a completely new giant dinosaur.
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Egyptians can produce beer 5,000 years ago
Israeli archaeologists discovered small pieces of pottery, used by ancient Egyptians in brewing beer about 5,000 years ago.
Archeology
Mummy 1,000 years inside the Buddha image
Dutch scientists discovered a mummy inside a Buddha statue by applying CT scanning technology.
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The temple predicts the future of the ancients
Scientists unearthed three temples, possibly a place for ancient astrological activity, in a hilltop fort in the Republic of Armenia.
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Detecting the remains of 'hug each other without leaving' for 6,000 years
Greek archaeologists have recently uncovered the intact remains of a couple in a tight-fitting posture in Alepotrypa cave located in Peloponnese (Greece).
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Detection of extinct rhino in 10,000 years
Researchers discovered the body of a turn-feather rhino, an extinct 10,000-year-old animal.
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Detecting animal bones used in divination ritual in Japan
The discovery of the right shoulder bone of a wild boar in an oval black pit with pottery, wooden relics and other animal bones shows that, in the 2nd century AD, Himiko…
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Detecting the architectural complex of the Tran Dynasty in Nghe An
According to the preliminary report The results of the archaeological excavation of Lu Sit Cave of Kinh Thanh Research Center (Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences) have d…
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Hundreds of medieval skeletons under the Paris supermarket
More than 200 bones were excavated in mass graves under a supermarket in Paris, which was once an ancient graveyard of Trinity Hospital in the 13th century.