Archeology
Found the belly opening in amber
One hundred million years ago, a termite got injured and opened its belly. The resin gradually encapsulates the body and the entire termite gut.
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Long-necked dinosaurs do not face the neck up high?
Long-necked dinosaurs are not looking for food on the tops of trees, according to a new study that the prehistoric species should keep their necks horizontal and not upw…
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Methods of determining new archaeological dates
Scientists at the University of Manchester have developed a method of dating the archaeological objects - using water and fire to open their
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The oldest evidence of leprosy in India
The research team, consisting of a researcher, reported the results of an analysis of a bone discovered in India with evidence of leprosy.
Archeology
Restoration of 3,500-year-old perfume
By analyzing the jars of fragrant water left in Hatshepsut temple, scientists are trying to restore the perfume that this Egyptian queen used 35 centuries ago.
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Dinosaurs happened to fly when 'posing'
Some paleontologists believe that the ancestors of modern birds often spread two front limbs to show off beautiful feathers when looking for a partner.
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'Vampire fish' has fake fangs
A newly discovered family of minnows called vampire fish seems to have taken 30 million years to redevelop the outer fangs after they have lost their vampire-like teeth.…
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Find the egg of Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin - evolutionary father - has collected some eggs during his trip with the HMS Beagle. One of these was rediscovered at Cambridge University (England).
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Break 53 tons of rocks to find beautiful mummies
Archaeologists discovered a series of ancient tombs that contained intact, still-decorated mummies.
Archeology
Bacteria and salt lake help dinosaurs hegemony
A bacterium in salty lakes in ancient times caused a mass extinction of many species on the earth, paving the way for the dominance of dinosaurs.
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Found skull Queen Cleopatra
Egyptian archaeologists claim to have found a skull suspected of Cleopatra's ancient talent.
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The truth about sea level rise 120,000 years ago
The seawater has suddenly risen to 3 m in just 50 years in the middle of the ice ages about 120,000 years ago.
Archeology
Discover 4 ancient temples in Egypt
Archaeologists exploring an ancient military route in Sinai discovered 4 temples in the ruins of 3,000 years old of an ancient city.
Archeology
Seals used to live on land
Canadian scientists have found the missing link in the evolution of seals and walruses.
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Meteors do not destroy all dinosaurs
US scientists have found evidence that dinosaurs continue to live another 300,000 years after an asteroid hit the earth.