Archeology
An oil lamp used by Roman soldiers 1,600 years ago was discovered by a student
The lamp was used by soldiers at night when stationed at the late Roman fortress of Mezad Tzafir on the Scorpions Ascent pass, east of the Negev desert.
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Discovering a 324 million-year-old shark 'born from the dead' in the US
The mysterious shark rose from the dead world after the Devonian extinction, with a completely strange anatomical structure compared to modern sharks.
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Discovering the shocking remains of a 3.5 billion-year-old creature
The mysterious world 3.5 billion years ago with the most primitive living creatures on the planet on a lost supercontinent has just been discovered.
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Why did prehistoric people disappear and modern people developed until today?
Humans today dominate the world, while our closest relatives, the Neanderthals, are extinct. The surprising answer is not intelligence at all.
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Restored portrait of astronomer Copernicus
For the first time in more than 400 years, researchers were able to reconstruct the face of the father of heliocentrism based on a skull in Poland.
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1.1 million year old treasure found in China 'reshaped human history'
Ancient humans came to the land that is now China much earlier than previously predicted and had very developed technology.
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Centuries-old tomb reveals secret about Ming Dynasty prince
Scientists have unearthed jade artifacts, precious jewelry, as well as silk clothing, ceramics and lacquered wooden coffins in the ancient tomb.
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Combining archaeological and geological evidence, prehistoric floods may be more than just myth
Throughout human history, there is one topic that has always aroused the curiosity of countless explorers: prehistoric floods.
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There are only 1,300 people left in the world: The 'apocalyptic' escape is real!
We Homo sapiens would not have existed in the world if it were not for the spectacular escape of our ancestors 900,000 years ago.
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Jewelry discovered from the Stone Age in Türkiye
Stone jewelry beads unearthed in a tomb in Boncuklu Tarla, southern Turkey, have revealed the skills and needs of ancient people in jewelry making, a team of archaeologi…
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Oldest evidence of 3.3 billion year old earthquake found
Geologists have discovered that the rocks of the Barberton Greenstone Belt are similar to rocks subject to earthquakes and landslides in New Zealand.
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Prehistoric vestiges discovered in Dak Nong through archaeological excavations
Explore mysterious prehistoric relics in Dak Nong, thousands of years old artifacts reveal the glorious past.
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Next April, the ship carrying $17 billion in treasure will be salvaged
Colombian authorities announced they could salvage the San José ship carrying treasures of gold, silver, emeralds and many other goods as early as next month.
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Surprise with a piece of amber preserving 'a love affair' from 38 million years ago
A pair of termites trapped in tree sap while preparing to have sex 38 million years ago has revealed valuable information about the mating behavior of extinct insects.
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Aircraft system towing gliders to carry cargo in the air
The American startup develops a cargo system consisting of an aircraft towing a cargo glider behind with connecting wires, helping to significantly save transportation c…