Archeology
Ancient dogs play a role in bringing the deceased to the afterlife
Hundreds of prehistoric dogs excavated throughout southwestern America show that dogs and animals play an important role in ancient American beliefs.
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Detecting primitive human relics
People in Phuc Son commune, Chiem Hoa district, Tuyen Quang province often go to Tham Vai cave in Ban Cham village to collect bat manure as fertilizer, gunpowder ... Dur…
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Did comets cause extinction in ancient America?
The debate is heating up around a controversial hypothesis that the very strong collision with comets caused the huge North American mammals to become extinct nearly 13,…
Archeology
Huge mammals live harder, become extinct faster
Throughout the history of the earth, many species appear and disappear, replaced by new species capable of coping with a better life challenge. But some species survive…
Archeology
Play Caesar's rare phenomenon
A bust is said to have carved the portrait of Julius Caesar the archaeologists found at the bottom of the Rhone River, in southern France.
Archeology
Detect toothpicks in ancient gold
Experts have found a small gold tool that has the function of flossing, as well as a tool to get hands. The item, dating back 385 years, belongs to a Spanish warship wre…
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Monuments of 1,000 unique ancient tombs in Colombia
Construction workers cleaning up the land of a residential project in Colombia have discovered an ancient graveyard containing nearly 1,000 graves related to two little-…
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Traces of dinosaurs are rare in the Arabian Peninsula
More than hundreds of dinosaur footprints have been discovered on the Arabian Peninsula, where similar fossils are extremely rare.
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Discovered the statue of Queen Cleopatra
A statue of Cleopatra's head made of alabaster and a mask believed to be of her lover - Mark Antony was found near the ancient city of Alexandria in Egypt.
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Giant flying reptile cups dinosaurs
Even with the nickname of Tyrannosaurus, you are not necessarily safe from ancient flying reptiles. They can eat the newborn T. Rex and other small dinosaurs.
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Discovered the head of the military in ancient Egypt
Egyptian archaeologists have found the place believed to be the headquarters of the Royal Pharaoh army, protecting Egypt's northeastern border more than 1,500 years ago.
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Stonehenge is the royal cemetery?
AFP cited the results of a recent study showing that the mysterious British Stonehenge relics used to be a part of extremely important characters, possibly the reigning…
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New tiny human bones were discovered in Palau
Thousands of human bones of many individuals have been discovered in the Pacific island nation of Palau. Some bones are quite ancient and show that people in this area h…
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Who is allowed to build ancient Maya temples?
It has long been said that the temples of ancient Mayan stone pyramids were built by royal members. But scientists have discovered that many different social components…
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Detection of feathers from the time of dinosaurs covered in amber
Seven feathers in perfect preservation in the recently discovered amber in France contain information about an extremely important stage in feather evolution. Scientists…