Archeology
Controversy over the display of prehistoric Lucy in America
The exhibition of prehistoric Lucy of the family Australopithecus today (August 31) at the Museum of Natural Science in Houston, Texas (USA) was controversial.
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CH Dominica: Detecting fossils of ancient orchids
American researchers have discovered ancient orchid fossils adhering to a queen bee in a piece of amber in CH Dominica. Rare and precious pieces of amber, dating from 15…
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For the first time exhibitions of human ancestors
Lucy, the most famous nester of humankind, will be exhibiting for the first time in the US this week (Aug. 31) despite criticism that the 3.2-million-year-old skeleton i…
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Add an explanation of the destruction of dinosaurs
A collision 160 million years ago between two orbiting meteorites between Mars and Jupiter caused many meteorites. One of them shot straight at Earth, which is the cause…
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Found honeycomb 3,000 years old in Israel
Recent archaeologists working in northern Israel have discovered the vivid evidence of the ancient beekeeping industry including beeswax, bees and what is called the
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Germany: Detects an 35,000-year-old ivory mammoth
German archaeologists for the first time discovered an intact mammoth statue in southern Germany. The ivory statue, 4cm long and 7.5g in weight, is dated to the Ice Age…
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Detecting salt mummies from 1,800 years ago
During the period of the Roman Empire, only after the collapse of ancient Persia (present-day Iran), a salt mine worker in northwestern Iran was killed after a catastrop…
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Identify the famous Egyptian queen mummy
Egyptologists claim that they have identified Hatshepsut's mummy, the most famous queen of ancient Egypt, found in a shabby grave in the Valley of the Kings.
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Egypt: Identify the identity of mummies more than 3,000 years old
On June 27, Egyptian archaeologists in Cairo said they had identified the identity of the more than 3,000-year-old mummy discovered in 1903. That's the female mummy coug…
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New discovery in the tomb of Qin Shihuang
A mysterious basement was found inside the tomb of the Chinese emperor, which was guarded by the famous terracotta army, Chinese archaeologists.
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How do giant birds fly?
With a span of more than 6 meters, a vulture of the same size as a Cessna plane had to rely on a 60km / hour glide to fly on the Argentine plains 6 million years ago.
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China: Discovering fossils of dragons
Who said dragons are fictional animals that exist only in legend? Since 1996, Chinese archaeologists have found the intact fossil skeleton of a dragon with two sharp hor…
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Ninh bone dinosaur made soup
Villagers in a central region of China for the past two decades have dug bones, crushed them or crushed them into powder, claiming that they are bones of the dragon and…
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What did they bring to the new world?
Surely they knew many unusual things waiting for them. Before the Englishmen sailed to Virginia in the early years of the 17th century, all previous European attempts to…
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The Egyptian queen is both fat and bald
Last week, an Egyptian official claimed to have found the mummy of Hatshepsut, a female pharaoh in the 15th century BC. Now they discover that the queen is obese and is…