Archeology
Tuyen Quang: Discovering many ancient monuments in Son Duong
On August 2, Mr. Ly Manh Thang, Deputy Director of Tuyen Quang Provincial Museum, said that since the beginning of the year, the archaeological survey team of the Vietna…
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Maya people use chocolate as spices
Archaeologists have discovered traces of 2,500-year-old chocolate on a plate on the Yucatan Peninsula (Mexico). That said, cocoa may have been used by the Mayans not onl…
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Mysterious decoding 10,000 13th century skeletons in London
British archaeologists say thousands of skeletons found in a mass grave in London are victims of a volcanic eruption in the 13th century, which occurred thousands of kil…
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The Crusaders are not afraid to use people's money
The gold coins found in a Crusader castle in Israel last month revealed a way of circulating money about 1,000 years ago, according to Bloomberg news published August 7.
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Evidence of Samson legend
A small stone seal found in Israel may be the first archaeological evidence of Samson, the strongest man ever described in the Bible.
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Decode the way of eating the longest dinosaurs on the planet
Scientists believe that, by clamping a giant jaw into the tree branch and plucking the leaves, a Diplodocus dinosaur, longer than 51 meters and weighing 12 tons, could s…
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Found the first 'matches' of humanity
Israeli scientists say stone and clay artifacts from the Stone Age can be the oldest matches ever known.
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A new race will show up
Meave Leakey, a paleontologist of Kenya's Turkana Institute, and colleagues discovered fossil bones and jaw bone of people near the Koobi Fora region in northern Kenya i…
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Discover a ship with many treasures in Tonga
The diver in Tonga has discovered the ruins of a 200-year-old ship with a large amount of treasure, thought to be the legendary ship Port-au-Prince.
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Found the Roman ship almost intact
A nearly intact Roman ship was discovered in the waters off the town of Varazze, about 30 km from Genoa and Italy.
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Find 2 missing Egyptian pyramids
Images taken by the Google Earth satellite map show that this is probably the evidence of two long-lost Egyptian pyramid complexes.
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Humanity comes from the mountain forests?
The nearest ancestor of a human lineage may have lived through the day by eating leaves, berries and bark of mountain forests instead of a grass-based menu as other exti…
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DNA research from Jesus Christ
The bones of about 200 soldiers who died from Jesus are still in good condition under peat, allowing experts to hope for their ability to study DNA.
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Detecting ancient texts during the Nguyen Dynasty
In the afternoon (July 4), Mr. Ho Bach Khoa, Head of Management Board of Nguyen Du relic (Tien Dien commune, Nghi Xuan, Ha Tinh) said that in the process of carrying out…
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Detecting giant bones as high as 3m
Scientists have discovered they have discovered very tall human skeletons dating back 24 to 25 thousand years in the Borzomsky ravine (Georgia). Experts claim it is the…