Archeology
Discover the birthplace of Zeus
The Greek god of thunder began in the earth, and scientists thought they finally knew where it came from.
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Quang Nam: discovering two ancient bronze drums
Two bronze drums were discovered by people leading A Xan commune, Tay Giang highland district, Quang Nam.
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Discovered a thousand years old dragon head
This dragon head was found by people in Gia Vien commune, Gia Phuong district, Ninh Binh province in the homeland of King Dinh Tien Hoang.
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How thin or fat dinosaurs?
Karl Bates and colleagues from the group of mechanical and paleontological researchers have recently recreated the bodies of five dinosaurs.
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Fish traces are discovered
According to Reuters, scientists have found traces of Tiktaalik roseae fish, also known as
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Primate fossils were discovered in Texas
More than 40 million years ago, primates showed a preference for Texas over a cool northern climate, according to a fossil evidence discovered by Chris Kirk.
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Discovering the dancer's dancer
New American paleontologists and geologists found a place to store thousands of dinosaur footprints in the area between Arizona and Utah.
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'Tiny' dinosaur fossils
A group of scientists from London, Cambridge and Chicago recognized and described one of the smallest dinosaur skulls ever discovered.
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Humans know how to create fire 790 thousand years ago
One study showed that mankind knew how to create fire nearly 790 thousand years ago, a skill that helped them migrate from Africa to Europe.
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For the first time discovered omnivorous dinosaurs
An American scientist has found the skull of an omnivorous dinosaur that lived about 190 million years ago.
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T. rex dinosaurs are real assassins
A new study shows that Tyrannosaurus rex must rely on a quick nose to detect victims as well as defeat live prey at night.
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Finding toys in ancient times
British archaeologists have discovered a proof that children in ancient times loved toys as much as children today.
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Found 2,000 year old earrings
Israeli archaeologists have found a sophisticated earrings made of gold, pearls and emeralds in Jerusalem.
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Egypt found the pyramid for the queen
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a pyramid in the desert south of Cairo. They thought it was the resting place of a female pharaoh who ruled over 4,000 years ago.
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Lizards spend variable
A number of small Australian lizards called ball lizards have transformed from having 5-foot to footless legs (like most snakes) in just 3.6 million years.