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According to a recent study, Tyrannosaurus rex tyrants have one
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According to a recent study, Tyrannosaurus rex tyrants have one
The remnants of an extinct dolphin species have long shown that these aquatic mammals once had long lower jaws and protruded out abnormally.
Researchers are hoping to successfully replicate fine-haired mammoths.
British archaeologists have found what they call the world's oldest example of human cancer cases, in hopes of providing new clues to the fight against cancer.
Neanderthals may have faced the danger of extinction before modern ancestors left Africa.
Six new skeletons of cats over 5,600 years old were discovered by archaeologists in a burial site in Egypt, suggesting that cats may have been domesticated here since an…
Scientists have discovered a new dinosaur. The fossils of dinosaurs show that they look like a chicken, especially in the crest.
A group of scientists said they had found a color-coded insect fossil with nearby plants. This sample dates back to 126 million years.
Wrapped in gauze bandages and described as horror characters in Hollywood movies, long ago Egyptian mummies have created irresistible appeal to scientists.
Archaeologists have recently discovered red letters written on walls and stone steps in a school believed to be built 1,700 years ago.
When digging water pipes in Seattle, USA on February 11, workers found mammoth ivory 10,000 years ago.
An ancient statue of Greek goddess Apollo was unearthed by scientists in the Gaza Strip.
Scientists have excavated the fossil 250 million years of a giant prehistoric animal that died while giving birth.
An intact mummy placed in a wooden casket with rare decorative patterns discovered in Egypt.
On February 13, archaeologists announced the excavation of 60 human skeletons dating back to the 4th - 5th century in Florence, Italy.