Archeology
Peru discovered fossils a giant pelican species
The Peruvian archaeologist on March 16 found that the fossil is believed to belong to a giant pelican-like bird dating back 35 million years in the Ica desert in the cou…
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Incest has happened 'like a meal' in ancient times?
Fossils dating back to 100,000 years found in Hua Jia Dao, northern China show that the ancient incest seems to be very common.
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Found gold ring dating back to 2,300 years
Archaeologists discovered a golden antique garland buried with a woman about 2,300 years ago in Thessaloniki, Greece.
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Find the British king's remains under the parking lot
In extreme joy, British scientists announced that the remains found under a parking lot in September at Leicester were Plantagenet king Richard III.
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Detecting a monstrous skeleton in Siberia
For centuries, countless residents living near the remote Labynkyr lake in Siberia (Russia) reported seeing a large, strange underwater creature. It all raises speculati…
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Find new flying reptile fossils
British paleontologists said they have worked with international colleagues to identify fossil specimens of a newly discovered extinct flying reptile.
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Diagnosis of 4,000-year-old mummy
Using modern technology, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in the United States is trying to discover the mystery behind one of Egypt's oldest mummies.
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Many dried corpses exposed on the
Archaeologists found dried corpses in more than 100 baby tombs along an ancient trade route linking Europe with the Far East in Chinese territory.
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Taste of pepper 13,000 years
The discovery of pepper in the archaeological excavation in Con Moong Cave (Thanh Hoa) in Hoa Binh culture has revealed the possibility of bringing the date of human spi…
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Save the language of Jesus
Aramaic, the language of Jesus, is facing the danger of dying when the number of people capable of speaking this type of language plummeted globally.
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Dinosaurs appear to resemble dolphins
After nearly 100 years of being shelved in a museum, the dusty bones were finally reassembled and showed a dinosaur-like appearance.
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Discover ancient stone ammunition warehouse at Ho Citadel's heritage
This is the first time scientists have discovered an ancient ammunition storehouse of the Ho dynasty, with rock artifacts still relatively intact.
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New discovery of the end of Neanderthals
Neanderthals could be extinct earlier than the long-accepted theory, according to new research by international experts.
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Egypt discovered ancient tombs from the time of Pharaoh Ramses II
On February 20, Egyptian Ancient Minister Mohamed Ibrahim Ali announced the discovery of an ancient tomb in the city of Luxor dating from the reign of the Pharaoh Ramses…
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Discover rare and precious southern mammoth bones
A newly discovered rare southern mammoth skeleton in the Tersk region of the Kabardino-Balkaria Autonomous Republic (Russia).