Archeology
Expanding research on Cao Quy pile pile field
Hai Phong City, in collaboration with scientists, continues to determine the size of the Cao Quy pile pile and look for historical evidence.
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If flying dinosaurs were not extinct, could humans tame them into mounts?
Mankind has the ambition to conquer and domesticate wild animals, but if flying dinosaurs aren't extinct, can humans tame them into mounts?
Archeology
Found the 1,000-year-old Palestinian palace in Mexico
The ancient palace, used in the period of 600-1050, was recently found near a tourist attraction in Cancun and may soon be open to tourists.
Archeology
Devil drawing depicting epilepsy
The clay painting was found by accident during the study of the cuneiform of ancient Assyrians.
Archeology
309 million fossils of mother and son of lizard
The primordial lizard fossils curling around young animals are the first example of animal feeding behavior in the animal kingdom.
Archeology
Excavating 1,000-year-old tomb of Moche civilization
Eleven Moche skeletons were found in a tomb in the archeological site of Huaca Santa Rosa de Pucala in Chiclayo region, northwestern Peru.
Archeology
Stone Age 'chewing gum' reveals the life of a girl who lived 5,700 years ago
The traces of DNA remain on the birch tar that she chewed
Archeology
The pharaoh's boat for 5,000 years remains intact
Egyptian archaeologists discovered the wooden boat nearly 5,000 years ago of Emperor Khufu in 'perfect integrity'.
Archeology
The millennium-long medicine symbol of women from ancient Egypt may be just a 'trick'.
The story of Merit Ptah - who is seen as a symbol, an example for women to look at when studying science fields may not be true.
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7,000-year breakwater in the Mediterranean Sea
The 100 m long and nearly 3 m high wall once protected the Neolithic villagers when the sea level rose at the end of the Ice Age.
Archeology
Discovered more human species have existed alongside us for 200,000 years
They are probably the oldest living species in his genus, the immediate ancestor of the hobbit dwarf, who has remained quietly on an deserted island throughout much of t…
Archeology
Relocating an old church weighing 1,700 tons by truck
The 600-year-old Mosque was placed on a 256-wheel truck and moved to a new location 4.7 km away.
Archeology
Discover the world's oldest forest ruins
Researchers unearthed the remains of a forest stretching 400 km from New York State to Pennsylvania more than 380 million years ago.
Archeology
Discovered the sauce factory 2,000 years ago
The garum workshop, a famous Roman fish sauce to bring with you in every conquest, is far from the old city due to the unpleasant smell.
Archeology
Tran pile found nearly thousand years old
Archaeological Institute is excavating the pile ground with many signs dating from Hung Dao Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan in Thuy Nguyen district.