Archeology
Freshwater monsters in Europe
Paleontologists found the 84 million-year-old fossil of a predatory animal in freshwater environments that scientists never knew in Hungary.
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Discover the oldest well in Europe
Archaeologists have discovered in Germany 4 ancient wells of 7,000 years old. This can be considered the oldest wells in Europe.
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Discovering a huge ancient Roman theater in England
Archaeologists discovered a theater dating to 2,000 years in the UK with the number of seats for 12,000 people.
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Revealing huge waterways under Thang Long Citadel
Near the Doan Mon gate, archaeologists unearthed more relics of the Ly, Tran, Le, and Nguyen periods.
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Discover ancient stone exploitation site to build Nha Ho citadel
This ancient stone mining site covers an area of about 23 km2 located on the north-eastern slope of Xuan Dai mountain. This is a limestone mountain created during the…
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You: Discover new treasure from the Anglo-Saxon era
British archaeologists have recently discovered a treasure of 90 early gold and silver objects in the Middle Ages in a field in Staffordshire in the country.
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Find antiques, find fossilized elephant teeth
It is observed that finite teeth are bound together, making the tooth's chewing surface look like a grinding table.
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Archaeological findings 2012 - Ancient coins in Tuyen Quang
Researching an ancient jars with the amount of up to 10kg showed some local trade history and trade in Tuyen Quang in the past.
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Found rhino skull fossil 9.2 million years old in volcanic ash
Scientists have recently discovered a 9.2 million-year-old fossil rhinoceros skull preserved in volcanic ash.
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Doubt in the legless leg of the Renaissance warrior
Italian researchers excavated Giovanni Dalle Bande Nere's grave this week to investigate the true cause of his death.
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Many new archaeological findings at the Emperor's Citadel
On November 23, in Quy Nhon, the Vietnam Institute of Archeology and the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Binh Dinh Province organized a preliminary report o…
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Discovered the Pharaoh Ramsses II statue in Egypt
A Pharaoh Ramsses II statue - the third Egyptian king of the 19th dynasty (1290-1223 BC) has just been discovered in the country.
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DIatryma giants are not carnivores
Contrary to the previous conclusions, a new study shows that giant Diatryma birds are just gentle animals.
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Detecting traces of people near Con Moong cave
Through exploration and excavation at Diem Cave, scientists discovered the prehistoric remains.
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Found the palace in the tomb of Qin Shihuang
On December 1, Chinese archaeologists said they had excavated the vestiges of the site