Archeology
Discover the oldest cave in the world
Jenolan caves in Sydney's west have been identified as 340 million years old, making them the oldest open caves in the world.
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Soft tissue found in frog fossils
Scientists have isolated the bone marrow of frogs and salamanders that died 10 million years ago in peat swamps of northeastern Spain.
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The history of fires was discovered thanks to coal.
British scientists have discovered the history of fires by studying ancient coal lumps around the world. Fossil samples show the range of influences of the crowd
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Pioneers measure pyramids very precisely
Archaeologists who have measured Egyptian pyramids at Giza more than 100 years ago have produced amazingly accurate results, a retrospective of historical studies just r…
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Biological cycle of Tyrannosaurus dinosaurs
Newborn Tyrannosaurus tyrant dinosaurs have all the chances to live up to adulthood but at least it must survive the first 2 years of life.
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Ancient men also look red
The Iron Age life may be disgusting, vulgar and short-lived, but people still had enough time to make hair and nail polish, but this was only for them.
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Excavate and preserve fossil dinosaur skeletons
The Marmarth cliffs are known as a hellish abyss that is one of the richest fossils in the world. The rocks have existed since the end of the period of the dinosaurs, al…
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Medieval law is not too harsh
Considering laziness as a crime it also seems a bit harsh, but the medieval legal system in Britain has never been considered old-fashioned. The penalties for criminals…
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Discovered a prehistoric stone herd in Binh Thuan
Half a month ago, while training sand dunes behind the house, Mr. Nguyen Van Thanh in Ham My commune, Ham Thuan Nam district discovered many burial graves and 8 strange…
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The stone is the oldest written word
An ancient nearly 7,000-year-old stone tablet found in Bulgaria bears the carvings proved to be the oldest in the world.
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Found the ancestor of Loch Ness monster monster?
Plesiosaurus is a strange animal with a disproportionate neck, a pudgy body that can stretch 2.5m long and fins with joints similar to bird wings. Animal
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Discovered 5,000-year-old gold dagger
A golden dagger, dating back to 3,000 BC, along with 500 other gold jewels was found in a Thracia tomb in central Bulgaria.
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Ancient pyramids appeared in Ukraine
Giant pyramids, similar to those in Egypt, were discovered in Luganshchina. Scientists conclude that 5,000 years ago, a civilized civilization existed on the land
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Hungary: Discovering mammoth elephant fossils
The Institute of Geography at Hungary's Pecs University of Science has discovered fossil bones from a mammouth elephant near the southern village of Zok.
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Ancient people also had orthodontic correction
Thousands of years before the movie stars enhanced their beauty by modifying their teeth, the ancient Mexicans knew how to install dentures in rituals.