Archeology
Detecting big nose dinosaurs, horn face
The new dinosaur is about 5 meters tall, is a member of the Triceratops family. In particular, this species has a very large nose and a large front horn
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The discovery of the site is said to be the oldest pyramid
A similarly shaped pyramid architecture was discovered by a satellite in a desert of Egypt. According to experts, this may be the oldest pyramid ever discovered by human…
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Add new findings from ancient Egyptian mummies
Through dental chemistry analysis, scientists pointed out that ancient Egyptian civilization had to live in harsh environments.
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New discovery: Dinosaurs also have a mechanism to replace teeth
While modern species still have a lot of headaches for dental problems, Earth-dwelling dinosaurs 150 million years ago knew how to handle broken teeth, that is, to grow…
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Merge 4 copies of the Grand Charter
For the first time in history, four copies of the Great Medieval British Charter Ministry will be assembled at the British National Library in 2015, to celebrate the 800…
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Graveyard mammoth under the Volga river
Russia's largest river is likely to contain a mammoth graveyard. Scientists hypothesize that after divers often encounter prehistoric animal bones in the riverbed.
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Unique discovery in ancient Po Dam tower
Binh Thuan Museum in collaboration with the Archaeological Center (belonging to the Southern Institute of Sustainable Development) unearthed the group of temples Po Dam…
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Lettuce - the sexual
Not only is the popular salad ingredient, lettuce (lettuce) once considered by the ancient Egyptians as an aphrodisiac herb and used as a symbol for the penis, follows a…
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New hypothesis about dinosaurs
Dinosaurs are not cold-blooded because this will make them physically weak, a trait that is not suitable for animals that once ruled over the earth.
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Detecting giant dinosaur tails dating back 72 million years
A group of excavators carefully swept away the sand and gravel that covered thousands of years of age to reveal the dinosaur tail about 5 meters (16 feet) long.
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Successfully salvaged world record treasure
The treasure hunters on the Odyssey have announced that they have recovered 61 tons of silver ingots from the wreck of the ship Gairsoppa that sank from World War II.
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Giant fish of dinosaurs
Scientists have discovered a fish longer than 16m, twice as heavy as a double-decker bus and lived 160 million years ago.
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Game of the King of Maya time
A stone column that seemed to be inanimate was still enough to convey thrilling details about the power struggle through many generations of ancient Maya.
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Detecting ugly reptile fossils, head full of humps
Archaeologists have found fossils a strange reptile with many small bumps on its head, isolated on the vast desert in Africa 260 million years ago.
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Israel found traces of ancient roads in Jerusalem
The Israeli Archeological Agency (IAA) on June 25 said that in Jerusalem, archaeologists found a vestige of an ancient road from the Roman Empire, which led from Jaffa c…