Archeology
5,000-year-old wooden boat excavation
According to Dailymail, this 5,000-year-old wooden boat was unearthed at Abu Rawash, west of Cairo, Egypt. According to experts, the boat may belong to the reign of Egyp…
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Dairy cattle 7,000 years
The results of the chemical analysis of ceramics helped to determine the first evidence of the habit of raising dairy cattle in Africa about 7000 years ago. According to…
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A discovery that shocked Japanese archaeological circles
Professor Hirayama Ren, specialized in paleontology at the School of Nutrition at Waseda University, Japan, June 22 announced the discovery of a shockwave of this countr…
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Found strange structures longer than Egyptian pyramids
British archaeologists have just unearthed the remains of a mysterious prehistoric construction structure that is likely to be older than the ancient Egyptian pyramid sy…
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3,500-year-old toilets are disposal sites
Recently, Australian archaeologists announced the discovery of something that seems to be Asia's oldest toilet, dating back to 3,300 to 3,700 years, belonging to the Neo…
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He discovered an ancient tomb that was strangely buried
British archaeologists have unearthed a grave in the cemetery of Anglo-Saxon in Cambridgeshire and found the remains of a woman with the skeleton of a cow. According to…
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Discover the road section built 2,000 years ago
The excavation site is open to the public from June 25, and the project details are also published. Even many large paving stones are engraved with some children's games…
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'City of the dead' in the Syrian desert
A city more than 10,000 years old, more than the Egyptian pyramid, was found in the Syrian desert, about 90km north of Damascus. The rest of the stone tools, arches and…
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Excavation of the largest gold and ancient silver vault
Two British metal detectors unearthed the largest Iron Age silver and gold coin store in Europe. After more than 30 years of persistent search, two metal detectors Reg M…
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Mysterious ancient bell with Buddha image in Phu Yen
Mr. Nguyen Bong, 48 years old, residing in Dong Hoa District, Phu Yen Province currently owns a rare and unknown ancient bell, according to information from Phu Yen auth…
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The miserable diet of human ancestors
The new study suggests that human ancestors 2 million years ago had an extremely miserable diet, primarily chewing bark and leaves to survive the day. The results of Aus…
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Discover the oldest ceramic piece in the world
Archaeologists discovered pottery pieces dating back to 20,000 years in a cave in China. Pottery pieces found by Chinese archaeologists and colleagues from Germany and t…
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Discovered the graveyard of the extinct koalas
Australian scientists have just announced the discovery of the largest ever graveyard of extinct koalas in Queensland state (Australia), Australian cosmosmagazine.com on…
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Found the oldest DNA of humanity
Archaeologists believe that the skulls of two caveman people were excavated in Spain containing the oldest DNA of modern humans. The remains were found by accident in 20…
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Discovered the ancient wallet made of dog teeth
Recently, archaeologists have found the oldest wallet in the world (as of now) in Germany. Made from hundreds of dogs' teeth, this is considered a symbol of strange ston…