Archeology
An American Indian who traveled with Iceland to Iceland?
Scientists have long sought the answer to hidden places in history by studying the genetic code of some Icelandic.
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This is a way to tell if a '7,000 year old manure' belongs to a dog or prehistoric person
It is known that humans and dogs lived together about 12,000 years ago. Therefore, fossil waste found, has long been a difficult question to answer when it is not easy t…
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Explore the 'City of the dead' in ancient Egypt
Archaeologists have discovered in the 'city of the dead' buried under the sand in the city of Saqqara, about 32 km south of Cairo, Egypt, with countless creepy details.
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Discover the lost Spanish fortress on the island of Florida
Laser and radar technology helped scientists discover a 454-year-old relic of a Spanish fortress on an island off the Gulf of Florida.
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Fish lizard discovered 'half a seal and a half tadpole'
The 248 million-year-old fossil of Cartorhynchus lenticarpus reveals features never before seen in fish or lizard (Ichthyosaur).
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Greedy squid led to horrific death on the sea floor 200 million years ago
The 200 million-year-old fossil preserved a violent attack between a squid and a fish in the deep sea.
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200-year-old Tasmanian tiger-shaped smoking pipe
The clay pipe is still intact and is considered an important archaeological discovery of the island of Tasmania.
Archeology
Jurassic Park movie was wrong: Velociraptor dinosaurs didn't hunt in groups
The Jurassic Park movie was proved to have misrepresented the image of Velociraptor dinosaurs, when scientists revealed that they did not hunt in groups.
Archeology
Unexpectedly unearthing the defensive belt with 10,000 land pits
A large strip of land with a series of trenches and holes used to prevent enemy encroachments was built more than 1,600 years ago.
Archeology
Controversy over 'street of the Sun' honors the Octavian Emperor
GD & TD - Scientists in Torino (Italy) found that for a few days each year, the Sun was rising in line with one of the main roads of the city built from about 28 BC (BC)…
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Discover a secret wooden tunnel built in the 19th century
A secret tunnel has surfaced as workers dig the ground to build a new railway line at the station.
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Fossils 555 million years of human ancestors
The researchers found the tiny rice-like worm-like creature, the oldest ancestor on a pedigree tree consisting of humans and most animals.
Archeology
Discover the mysterious iron chest in the 'treasure city' of Canada
Currently, because the iron chest has not been opened yet, many people who know about the incident have speculated that this is a chest containing gold bullion abandoned…
Archeology
Three species of pterosaurs with large teeth were discovered
100 million-year-old fossils found in Africa reveal three species of giant fly-eating pterosaurs, with wingspan of up to 4 meters.
Archeology
Early humans also fasted and swung among the trees
Millions of years ago, the early humans had small brains, throwing themselves from tree to tree like monkeys and ate only plant foods.