Archeology
Detecting fossil creatures with 700 million year old spines
Biological archaeologists from Harvard University (USA) have discovered a fossil creature of thorns about 700 million years old at the Alaska - Canada border.
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Complete a compilation dictionary for 90 years
The project has compiled a dictionary that lists, explains and provides references to wedge-shaped words on the shale and stones of Mesopotamia residents that have just…
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Ancient people genetically modified rice from 10,000 years ago
A newly published study shows that the elite of 10,000 years ago were
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Broken objects reveal a mysterious ritual of the Bronze Age
When archaeologists unearthed a treasure of bronze-era artifacts, they must have thought they had won.
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Discover the smallest animal dinosaurs
Scientists at the University of Portsmouth, UK have announced the excavation of the world's new, smallest carnivorous dinosaur in Cretaceous Research, a prestigious maga…
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Found 20 million years old sea cow fossil
A mammal fossil - sea cow - lived 20 million years ago and has been found by geologists from the University of Florence, USA at a cliff of groundwater in Palawa, Philipp…
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Khai devoured the tomb of Mona Lisa
Italian archaeologists looking for a long-lost ancient tomb contain the remains of the painter Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa woman.
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New face of mummy 5,300-year-old mummy
Combining science and art, Dutch brothers Adrie and Alfons Kennis have re-created faces for the famous Otzi mummy dating to 5,300 years old.
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The oldest European text dates to 3,000 years
A handwriting clay tablet, dating back over 3,000 years, is considered the oldest European text, just discovered when scientists excavated the area in southern Greece.
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Discovered the 5,000-year-old homosexual remains
Archaeologists in the Czech Republic have discovered a 5,000-year-old remains that they believe belong to a gay caveman.
Archeology
Literature findings only reveal 'precious' information
Thai Nguyen Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism said that the province has found a stone monument dating back to the 3rd Thanh Thai Tan Mao.
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The mysterious script of the Hung Vuong period
Mr. Vuong Duy Trinh, General Director of Thanh Hoa, discovered a text that was a poem written in strange words, playing like a fire, called fire.
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Carnivorous dinosaurs are night hunting species
The first evidence of dinosaur eyes on fossils shows that carnivorous dinosaurs do not sleep at night but are awake to hunt.
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Readers are fluent in ancient Vietnamese words!
After 50 years of studying the ancient Vietnamese words, during the Hung Vuong era, the old teacher Do Van Tuyen now read and wrote well Vietnamese ancient words. He can…
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Medical examination for mummies
52 mummies in the Egyptian museum in Cairo were conducted by a group of doctors and scientists from the US and Egypt to diagnose diseases. They put the mummies into the…