Archeology
Discover the extremely rare seal of the Crusade
The Israeli Antiquities Administration announced that it had unearthed an extremely rare lead seal, dating from the famous Crusader period in history.
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Dak Nong found two sets of rock colonies dating back more than 3,000 years
In the afternoon of May 29, Mr. Nguyen Anh Bang, Director of Dak Nong Province Museum, said that on the same day, local people in the field had discovered two sets of st…
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Detection of 5.5cm long fossil marine animals
Recently, a group of archaeologists has identified the largest recorded fossil tooth, of a prehistoric species close to the modern crocodile, found in England.
Archeology
Fossil birds pollinate plants
Scientists at the Senckenberg Research Institute in Frankfurt (Germany) have described a supposedly oldest fossil bird compared to previously collected specimens of a pl…
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Delete oan for King Richard III
King Richard III may be the most famous hunchback in British history, but recently experts discovered it seems that Shakespeare is too exaggerating the deformity of this…
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Australian volcano caused the first extinction in history
A Curtin University researcher has demonstrated that the ancient volcanic eruptions in Australia 510 million years ago have caused significant impacts on the climate, ca…
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Found 3,300 years old pants
The German archaeological institute in Berlin has unearthed a relatively intact, 3,300-year-old ancient pants at the Yanghai burial site (China), believed to be the olde…
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Effort to save Leonardo Da Vinci's self-portrait
The project to restore Leonardo da Vinci's only self-portrait picture is about to reach a crucial stage, thanks to high-tech technology.
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Discover ancient books wrapped in human skin
Scientists at Harvard University in the United States have confirmed that an ancient book being kept at the school's library system is covered with human skin.
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The human face evolves to avoid injury
Research evidence from the ancient people (who walked by 2 limbs) showed that the human face evolved to minimize the possibility of injury when fighting.
Archeology
Egypt discovered the tomb of the Pharaoh era writer
According to a reporter in Cairo, a group of Egyptian and Spanish archaeologists have discovered two tombs dating back to about 2,500 years in the Bahnasa region of the…
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Discover ancient walls at the Pachacamac monument in Peru
Belgian archaeologists have discovered an ancient temple decorated with colorful murals and precious worshiping objects covered on the raw ground of Pachacamac monuments…
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Found the wreck sunk for more than 100 years
Researchers have recently found the body of a ship sunk since the 19th century, using an underwater locator.
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Use DNA technology to identify Mona Lisa's identity
The DNA samples were taken from the tomb of the del Giocondo family in Santissima Anunziata church in Florence, Central Italy.
Archeology
Detection of prehistoric lizard fossils
Through research, experts identified this fossil as the oldest known lizard species found.