Archeology
Revealing the gay lover of the Roman emperor
Recently, British scientists have announced a collection of nearly 25,000 ancient Roman antiquities, in which the most remarkable is a bust depicting a gay lover's face.…
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Discover the oldest prehistoric town in Europe
Bulgarian archaeologists say they have discovered the oldest prehistoric town ever seen in Europe.
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Discover the oldest flying fish in the world in China
Paleontologists in China said they discovered the oldest flying fish in the world. This is a strange creature that has hovered above the water about 240 million years ag…
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Discovered the ancient tomb of the 5th Pharaoh dynasty
Egypt has found an ancient tomb of the Princess of the Fifth Pharaoh dynasty (about 2,500 BC) in the area of Abu Sir, 25 km south of Cairo.
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Discovered a 5,000-year-old artifact group of primitive people
A group of artifacts are stone tools and jewelry identified by experts as the original post-stone era, 5,000 years ago, just discovered in Ha Tinh.
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The predatory dinosaur has four wings
US scientists have announced the discovery of a four-winged small feathered dinosaur that helps it to optimize aerial navigation, UPI said on November 6.
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'Vampire' dinosaurs in Africa
A small dinosaur that lived 200 million years ago possessed fangs like vampires, parrot-like beaks, and hard hair like porcupines.
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The Russian boy found 30,000 years old mammoth
The boy, Yevgeny Salinder, lives with his family near a polar station on the Taimyr peninsula, northern Russia. The boy found this frozen animal while walking along the…
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The story of our ancestors' love with extinct people
The last mating between Neanderthals was extinct with modern people taking place from 47,000 to 65,000 years ago.
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Mexico: Detection of skull, jaw bone 500 years old
The October 5 announcement of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) said Mexican scientists have discovered 45 skull bones and 250 500-year-old jaw b…
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Spider fossils attack hornets
George Poinar, Jr., emeritus professor of zoology at Oregon State University, an insect researcher in amber, recently unveiled images of spider fossils attacking the was…
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Meat is the driving force of evolution
Scientists explained that human ancestors began to use meat as food about 1.5 million years ago, meaning much earlier than current theories.
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Detecting mummies dying from tooth decay
A mummy of more than 2,000 years old has a mouth full of deep teeth, found in caves in Egypt.
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The teeth of dinosaurs resemble horse teeth
A new study by a team at the University of Florida (USA) led by Dr. Gregory shows that a dinosaur-like herb with a giant lizard-like shape has complex teeth like horse t…
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Discovered 500 million-year-old insect has brain
Fossils discovered in mudstone in Yunnan Province, China are Fuxianhuia protensa, ancient ancestors of arthropods today. They appeared in the Cambrian period dating back…