Archeology
Amazon forest has many bustling cities
Many crowded cities and villages are located in the Amazon basin, which is said to have only trees to live.
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New evidence exposes the myth about the naive Netherectan people
Research conducted by British and American scientists disputed the hypothesis that the Neanderthals were extinct because they were less intelligent than our ancestors.
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Inca brain surgery of the form of
According to a new study, ancient Peruvian Inca surgeons often succeeded in removing a small portion of the patient's skull to treat head injuries.
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Ancient men kill 'enemy love'
The ancient men may have executed the neighbors of neighboring tribes to rob their women, the researchers claimed.
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The 380-million-year-old fish fossil carries the fetus
In 2005, the Victoria museum expedition led by Dr. John Long went to the Gogo fossil excavation site in northwestern Australia. Here they obtained strange fossils, which…
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The 'missing' pyramid was discovered buried in Egypt
Archaeologists announced the ancient pyramid of a newly rediscovered Egyptian pharaoh after being buried for generations.
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Move 3 Egyptian mummies to check DNA
The Egyptian government recently announced that three mummies have been transferred from the Valley of the Kings in Luxor to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo for extensive r…
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Prehistoric hair shows the first Eskimo from Asia
The new study shows that a handful of frozen human hair discovered in northwestern Greenland is proof that the first Eskimos in the New World were not native American br…
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The study of fine-haired mammoth gene changes the theory of evolution
A major genetic study of the recently extinct woolly mammoth reveals that they are not a homogenous large group and do not have the same high genetic diversity as previo…
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Sacrifice strange people in Syria
Sometimes the detection of the remains of an acrobatic actor losing his head scattered on the floor near the remains of two other people, a few mules and a row of precio…
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Ancient minerals reveal the harsh climate on the continents
A new study of ancient minerals called zircon shows that once existed a harsh climate, perhaps destroying the surface of the new continents formed on Earth.
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The first shoes are probably 40,000 years old
Recent anthropological research has revealed that humans began wearing shoes about 40,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought.
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Ancient Christian wine factory in Egypt
Archaeologists have announced the discovery of two Egyptian cellars likely to belong to the region's oldest wine processing industry, producing holy wine to export to fo…
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Hawaii volcanic lava carries information about the process of planet formation
Today, pedestrians visiting the Kilauea Iki crater in Hawaii only see an almost flat surface with sparse basalt. It looked like asphalt, but in November and December 195…
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The oldest church: the discovery is still controversial
A recent announcement by a Jordanian archaeologist that he has just discovered the world's first Christian church in an underground cave surprised and disagreed with exp…