Verifying the head of King Henry the Fourth of France
After nine months of testing, researchers in France verified the head of King Henry the Four, who was assassinated in 1610 at the age of 57.
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After nine months of testing, researchers in France verified the head of King Henry the Four, who was assassinated in 1610 at the age of 57.
The Japanese salmon, thought to be extinct 70 years ago, was discovered to remain in a lake near Mount Fuji.
Archaeologists discovered the fragments of an ancient pharaoh and god statue in the ruins of Egypt's largest temple.
American archaeologists found fossils of ancient crocodile strains with nose-like pig noses and a complete vegetarian diet.
Jesus' great-grandfather was a woman named Ismeria - a descendant of the tribe under the Jewish King David, according to a historian's analysis of the records ...
A strange tomb was discovered about 2km away from the Thai temple and Tuyet temple within the relics of the tomb and temple of Tran kings.
Life on Earth dates back 3 billion years ago, when the first organisms developed the ability to absorb solar energy.
The kiln-grave relic of Xuan Son Nam terracotta has just been discovered in Phu Yen province with an area of 3,725m2, dating from the 13th century.
The discovery of a 30,000-year-old fossil proved that Neanderthals and modern humans are not the only human species on Earth.
Archaeologists have found a reed skirt made of 5,900 years ago in Armenia, the oldest in the world.
On the 50 million-year-old amber plate discovered in India, archaeologists found more than 700 ancient insect species belonging to 55 strains.
The large collection of insects such as bees, termites, spiders, flies, ants dating back about 53 million years ago challenged the hypothetical theory of India's ancient…
Scientists at Texas Tech University have discovered a complete fossil of a dinosaur believed to be the ancestor of the largest herbivorous dinosaur on Earth.
Patriarshi amber, oval, weighs more than 2kg, predicted by scientists to have been underground for 50 million years.
Scientists have discovered the most complete dinosaur fossil ever in China, with a length of about 9m.