Archeology
Finding the remains of astronomer Copernicus
Polish archaeologists found Corpernicus's grave in a Christian church since 2005 ...
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Discover the world's oldest nuclear family remains
Archaeologists have discovered the tomb containing the remains of the world's oldest nuclear family.
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Jura primitive turtle can swim
According to a new study, about 164 million years ago, the first water turtle lived in lakes, on the island of Skye - Scotland.
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Mysterious events of cave bears extinction
The bear that once lived in a giant cave once once dominated Europe was the first of the great extinct mammals.
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The oldest turtle only has a belly in the abdomen
A new fossil study reveals that hard-shell turtles that live in China's coastal waters 220 million years ago are the oldest
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Found vestiges of ancient insects
Scientists at Tufts University (USA) have said they have discovered traces of the oldest insect ever.
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Discovering the stone city of cloud people
Archaeologists have found an underground city in the Andes cliffs, known as the mysterious Chachapoya tribe, also called
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Discover new giant lizard species
A researcher at the University of Portsmouth has discovered a new flying lizard species, which is also the largest of all known.
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Climate change is the decaying cause of the Roman Empire
The decline of the Roman and Byzantine empires in the Eastern Mediterranean more than 1400 years ago may have originated from adverse climate changes.
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'Virtual archeology' connects fragments of ancient civilization
For decades, Greek archaeologists have always tried to reproduce the picture that holds important clues about ancient Thera culture buried under volcanic ash for more th…
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People love milk from 6000 BC
The new study shows that people start taking cow's milk and other types of milk as well as processing and storing dairy products from before the original 2000 year.
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Detecting fossil geckos in the oldest amber
Researchers at Oregon State University and London's Museum of Natural History have published the discovery of the oldest fossil of a gecko.
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Neuronic brains are like our brains
A recent research study showed that the Neanderthals' brains developed at the same rate as modern humans, thereby collapsing the notion that they developed rapidly in th…
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Huge fossil forest in the mine
The strange fossil forests have just been found in Illinois (USA), with petrified trees clearly visible on the ceiling of mines, covering thousands of hectares.
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Ancient whales have legs
Studies conducted today show the first whales in the ocean swim by waving their massive hind legs.