Archeology
Artificial blood from prehistoric elephants
Prehistoric mammoth DNA is helping scientists develop artificial blood products for modern medicine.
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Mummy for over 200 years in Dong Nai is female
On September 20, at Dong Nai Museum, archaeologists and doctors of Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy conducted the treatment of Cau Xeo ancient tomb m…
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Revealed from the bones of Bosnian genocide victims
The victims of genocide in the mid-1990s in Bosnia suffered serious health problems before Bosnian Serb forces began the bloody massacre. That is the result of a study o…
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Italy: Excavation of the largest ancient shipyard
The largest Roman shipyard was discovered at an ancient port of Rome (Italy), according to scientists' reports on September 22.
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Australia is the first explorer country in the world
The study also revealed that the ancestors of Australian aborigines were separated from the world's first modern humans leaving Africa.
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Detecting shipwrecks containing silver in the Atlantic Ocean
The wreck of the ship carrying £ 155 million worth of silver was sunk by the German warship in the Atlantic during World War II.
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Discovered 2000-year-old Queen Maya skeleton
The remains of a Mayan Queen are just one of the many treasures that are found in a 2,000-year-old grave being eaten in Guatemala.
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Human footprints date back to 25,000 years in Mexico
The Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico (Inah) said it has discovered human footprints dating from 4,500 years to 25,000 years in the Tarahumara mountain ran…
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The oldest temple on Earth
During the period of 11,000 - 6,000 years before BC, humans, despite having no tools or machines, could chisel and successfully build Gobekli Tepe temple in southeastern…
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Humans evolved due to climate change?
Researchers at the University of Liverpool have discovered that the rapid fluctuation of temperature coincides with the emergence of distant relatives with humans and th…
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Discovered a 2800-year-old altar in Mexico
A cylindrical 2,800-year-old altar with a carved bowl in the pre-Columbian era was discovered by archaeologists in Mexico.
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Prehistoric children also go to kindergarten?
Archaeologists have discovered cave art that provides evidence that children from the hunter-gatherer era have been involved in a form of prehistoric kindergartens.
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The secret of awe of an ancient Mexican group
For a long time, it has always been believed that the ancient isolated people of northern Mexico existed because of their own foods such as corn. However, more than 30 p…
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Mysterious skull of ancient whale
According to the results of fossil skeleton research of an ancient whale, scientists have come to the conclusion that the whale's skull is originally spiral.
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Found many strange mummies
The famous mummies were formerly known in Egypt. Now strange mummies have been discovered all over the world, from the mummy of a child on a volcano in Chile, to a red-h…