Archeology
People knew the recording from 6,500 years ago ?!
Belgian scientists think they have discovered one
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Collaboration helps people escape
Anthropologists have hypothesized that the first generation of people learned to live in groups and collaborate to avoid being eaten by predators. Previously, science be…
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Co Loa Citadel is about to ... disappear
Talking about the progress of preserving, embellishing and promoting the value of the national monument of Co Loa, Mr. Nguyen Van Quang, Vice Chairman of Dong Anh Distri…
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Tyrannosaurus is an agile or sluggish animal?
The Tyrannosaurus Rex species are predators or eat corpses? Their habits so far are still controversial. Two new American studies have made this species' portrait of this
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Chicken also teething
Chicken will teething if pigs could fly! Now, maybe you should start looking for a sky for those flying pigs, because scientists have discovered a mutant chicken with co…
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Excavation of 'Jurassic beaver' in China
For a long time, the animals that lived with the dinosaurs were envisioned as tiny mice-like creatures, feasting on food under shrubs. Now, new discoveries about a hairy…
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Found a giant dodo bird grave
A Dutch and Mauritius scientific team discovered bones in a swamp near a sugarcane field in the southeast of the island, including the beaks and bones of young birds. Th…
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Dwarves are respected in ancient Egypt
Ancient Egyptians respected dwarfs and did not consider them physically impaired. A group of researchers at Georgetown University, USA, explored the biological traces an…
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The oldest traces of human beings.
Scientists have discovered some of the oldest traces of humanity in the Odulvai ravines, in Datavani (East Africa): that of human bones, stones, tools and the rest of a…
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Khai buried a 1,300-year-old tomb of the Chinese prince
Archaeologists in northwestern Shaanxi province discovered a tomb some 1,300 years ago in Tongguan county, and excavated a large number of precious creatures in the tomb…
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Discovered the skeleton of dinosaurs 71 million years ago
Argentine archaeologists have discovered a nearly intact large skeleton of Titanosaurus, a long-necked herbivore that lived 71 million years ago. According to archaeolog…
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Found the oldest Maya script
Newly discovered hieroglyphs show that the Mayans used a complex writing system 150 years earlier than previously anticipated. The carvings, dating from around 250 BC, a…
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Vikings decorate their front teeth
Researcher Caroline Arcini, from Sweden's National Heritage Committee, analyzed 557 skeletons taken from the Swedish Viking's large cemetery and found that about 10% of…
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Iron Age people were savagely tortured
Archaeologists have discovered two Iron Age corpses buried in peat in Ireland. Both are men, living more than 2,000 years ago, and being victims of a barbaric sacrificia…
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Prehistoric women and men work independently
An analysis of the handprints on an Indonesian cave wall shows that men and women did not share each other's work during the art labor process.