Archeology
Fossils alter the perception of feather dinosaurs
Newly discovered dinosaur fossils in Siberia have completely changed the perception of scientists about this animal.
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Discovering Pharaoh's tomb nearly 4000 years in Egypt
The French news agency AFP reported that a Spanish archaeologist has discovered the tomb of Pharaoh of an 11th dynasty king of Egypt in the city of Luxor, in the middle…
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Flying lizard eggs 120 million years in China
Five intact eggs and many adult flying lizard fossils were discovered in the Turpan-Hami basin, south of the Tianshan mountain range of Xinjiang autonomous region, north…
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Detecting aquatic ancestors of vertebrates
A tiny, non-living little fish more than 500 million years ago is providing extremely important evidence of the origin of vertebrates on Earth.
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Giant prehistoric crocodile
Paleontologists have just announced the discovery of a new crocodile species. This reptile as a prehistoric monster waving on rivers now belongs to Colombia during the P…
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New discovery about the tomb of Dracula
According to new research results, the remains of the so-called Dracula character in real life were found in a tomb in Italy, not in the Alps in Romania.
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The mystery of fly larvae in the remains of Italian princess
The larvae are found in the black soldier fly, with the scientific name Hermetia illucens. This fly grows thanks to decaying organic material.
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Discovering ancient tombs for nearly 2000 years in China
Recent archaeologists have discovered more than 100 burial tombs, dating from the Eastern Han Dynasty, in Jiangsu Province, eastern China.
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Sweden returned the pre-Inca shroud to Peru
On June 16, Sweden handed Peru a precious pre-Inca shroud in the first batch of smuggled foreign diplomats in the western South American country 80 years ago.
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Hà Tĩnh: Detecting many stone tools over 4000 years
According to archaeologists of the Vietnam Institute of Archeology and the Museum of Ha Tinh Province, the above objects belong to the late Neolithic period, dating back…
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Detecting skulls dating to 430,000 years old
The Guardian (UK) reports, scientists have just restored the status quo of ancient skull fragments in northern Spain.
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Discovering more than 12,000 coins of ancient coins
According to Xinhua, a large amount of ancient coins, weighing more than 400kg has just been discovered on June 18 at a construction site in Co Lan District, Sichuan Pro…
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Russia unearthed two intact dinosaur skeletons
Russian paleontologists have dug two dinosaur skeletons dating from about 100-200 million years but still in good condition.
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Archaeological bottle of medicinal wine
Archaeologists have found a precious medicinal bottle that is supposed to help people
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Detection of giant blood-sucking parasite fossils
This species of blood-sucking parasite 165 million year old salamanders has