Archeology
Ancient Roman skulls under the Thames
The railway project staff in London, England, recently discovered 20 Roman skulls believed to be from the first century AD.
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Intact fossil dinosaur tail discovered
A construction worker in Canada accidentally discovered a fossil dinosaur tail pattern millions of years ago.
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Egypt made a false tomb for King Tut
The Cairo government said it would build a false tomb and duplicate it near the real grave of King Tutankhamun.
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Discovering a sundial over 3,000 years old
A carved stone is found in the Bronze Age tomb in Ukraine dating back more than 3,000 years.
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Evidence shows that the ancients knew how to use toothpicks to
The discovery of the use of toothpicks for this ancient human oral hygiene was published by Swiss scientists.
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Discover thousands of 1,500 year old artifacts in Bolivia
In the recent expedition of Bolivia's Lake Titicaca lake, archaeologists found thousands of bone fragments, including many pieces of gold and silver, from 1,500 years ag…
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The brain is well preserved 4,000 years
A 4,000-year-old human brain has just been discovered by scientists in western Turkey in a well-preserved condition.
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Prehistoric gourmets are no less modern
From hunting trips 12,000 years ago, prehistoric people proved to be as fabulous as modern people when they knew of flesh and bones and took bone marrow to eat.
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Birds have 2 tails
Paleontologists have recently discovered fossils of 120-million-year-old birds with two tails in China.
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Binh Dinh: Detecting a series of precious artifacts
Hundreds of artifacts include elephant reliefs, reliefs of Makala monsters, Kala's reliefs, ... no excavations have been found at Cham relics in Binh Dinh.
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2500-year-old shopping district in Greece
Recent archaeologists unearthed traces of one of the oldest shopping malls in the world in the ancient city of Argilos, northern Greece.
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Mysterious handprints in ancient cave
Art paintings in the cave in ancient times with the image of the hand which was supposed to be the product of male hunters.
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Students 'dream hands' find 'ancient Roman treasures'
Katie Balham, 18, an archeology student from the town of Fleetwood, Lancashire, has found
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New discovery about European inhabitants in the Stone Age
The time when these two groups coexist together lasts about 2,000 years, longer than previously thought.
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The fossil mosquito is 46 million years old
Scientists recently discovered fossils of blood-sucking mosquitoes dating back 46 million years ago in a clay plate in northwestern Montana, USA.