Archeology
One person in Gia Lai owned ivory for more than 19,000 years
Gia Lai Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has issued a certificate of registration of the owner of fossil ivory dating to more than 19,000 BC for Mr. Nguyen Truo…
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Treasure in the ancient city of Cambodia
Experts say there may be a huge treasure in high mounds, believed to be ancient tombs, and dozens of temples in the 1,200-year-old city of Mahendraparvata recently disco…
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Restore the content of the opera 200 years ago
After more than 200 years, the entire contents of this opera were first restored by scientists using modern technology to recover because part of it was hidden under the…
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The secret of the ancient Roman people 's concrete
There is a fact to admit that ancient Roman people could create concrete better than what we have now.
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Detecting ancient phenomenon on the seabed of Cu Lao Cham
An ancient statue lying on the seabed of Cu Lao Cham beach, TP. Hoi An has just been discovered by a scuba diver and has donated Hoi An Museum ...
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Found ancient Mayan city in Mexican forest
Archaeologists have found an ancient city of Mayan civilization forgotten for centuries in the rain forest in southeastern Mexico.
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Unexpected discovery of ancient ships disappeared for over 300 years
New divers discovered a wooden stick nearly 3.4m long at the bottom of Lake Michigan, USA. They believed it could be part of the Griffin ship and the rest might be burie…
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Why do the ancient ancestors of human beings walk on two legs?
The hominin, our ancient ancestor, must be attracted by the terrain of the rocky uplands and these topographic canyons giving them shelter and many opportunities to trap…
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The discovery may change the history of Australia
The coins were identified dating back to the 900s. Researchers believe they originate from the ancient Kingdom of Kilwa in Africa (today near Tanzania).
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Climate change changes people's creativity
The Live Science website said on May 21 that there was evidence that the favorable climate period was also when humans invented new tools, and began to use symbolic imag…
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Mexico discovered 5000 ancient paintings in the cave
Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) said on May 23 that the archaeologists have discovered nearly 5,000 ancient paintings carved in caves in t…
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Revealing the cause of the elephant's extinction
Mammoths disappeared from the ground after massive meteorites fell to Earth 12 thousand years ago. Many animals that cannot adapt to such sudden changes in climate have…
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The mystery evolved in the standing position of birds
Birds can be in the middle of the sky because of its strange bowing style. Scientists have studied the origin of this folded posture, providing a more detailed view of t…
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Did the Japanese find America 5,000 years ago?
Once again the argument that Japanese people have found America over 5,000 years ago is reinforced by genetic connections.
Archeology
Unearthing mammoths with fresh blood in Siberia
During a Siberian expedition, a group of scientists found the mammoth corpse stored in perfect condition, so that the blood remained in the animal's body.