Archeology
Found the 'only in the world' Roman coins
According to a February 27 announcement by Spanish police, ancient Roman coins
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Crocodile hunting dinosaurs
US scientists have found evidence of the existence of a plant-eating dinosaur, and is
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Camels once inhabited the North Pole
Camels are always considered symbolic animals for the desert. However, the researchers have now obtained evidence that these humped animals once inhabited the Canadian A…
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Discovered the ancient citadel from the 4th century in Quang Nam
Ancient citadel is located deep underground in Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam has been discovered by archaeological delegation. This is an ancient brick-built citadel tha…
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Feeding dinosaurs with milk?
Pauk Els physiologist, Wulongong University (New South Wales state, Australia) affirmed that dinosaurs are like modern breast-feeding mammals.
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New discovery about the common father of humankind
After Albert Perry - an African-American in the state of South Carolina, USA - died, one of his relatives brought his DNA sample to the Family Tree DNA company for analy…
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Restoring ancient language
Researchers have created computer software to restore primitive languages that were the foundation for today's language.
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Pharmacy in ancient Rome
6 pills were discovered in a tin box on the ancient Roman ship Pozzino, wrecked off Italy, determined to be more than 2,000 years old.
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Journey to find the tomb of Genghis Khan
Although he spent 800 years after the death of the most famous emperor in the history of the Mongolian empire, his grave search activities continued.
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Find the set of hooks from the ice age
Archaeologists have found six hooks made of mammoth bones, created and used by the ancient people at the end of the ice age, about 12,300 years ago.
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Are Neanderthals extinct because their eyes are too big?
A study of Neanderthal skulls reveals that, like this person, extinct because of having bigger eyes than modern humans - our ancestors.
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Ancient birds once had four wings
In 2003, some Chinese scientists discovered fossils of 6 flying dinosaurs. These dinosaurs have two wings in the body and two wings on the legs, Newscientist reports. Th…
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Discover the oldest Sun watch in Egypt
Scientists at the University of Basel (Switzerland) on March 14 discovered one of the oldest Sun watches in Egypt, dating from an estimated 3,300 years, while excavating…
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Discovered several hundred dinosaur eggs in Europe
Albert Garcia Selles, an expert of the Institute of Antiquities Miquel Crusafont Catalan in Spain, and colleagues found many eggshell, eggs and dozens of fossilized eggs…
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Ancient Chinese coins appear in East Africa
Archaeological delegation led by Chapurukha M. Kusimba, an expert of Field Museum in Chicago (USA), discovered Minh's coin on Manda island in Kenya. They excavated the i…