Archeology
Strangely, the plants 'rain' are both sweet and fragrant
In particular, this 'rainwater' is both sweet and fragrant, inviting insects and birds to enjoy, thereby supporting the pollination process.
Archeology
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A warrior's grave sits on a 2,000-year-old horse-drawn carriage
Iron Age warriors were placed in the wagon and buried with two horses pulling as they were about to rush out of the tomb.
Archeology
The 'devil' in Asian myth is ... other humans have lived with us
Genetic studies of the United States, India and Singapore have uncovered the truth of the scary Rakshasas: another human being who once lived and married with our modern…
Archeology
The male worker changed his life after picking up a 1000-year-old jewelry
A worker walking during the lunch break discovered a piece of jewelry believed to be more than 1,000 years old and received over 3 billion VND.
Archeology
Ancient penguin discovered in New Zealand
Scientists have discovered that fossils act like a missing link in the evolution of penguins, after they evolved from dinosaurs.
Archeology
Early detection of fossil insect pollination
The 99 million-year-old beetle fossils excavated in Myanmar are the earliest evidence of insect pollination.
Archeology
Discovered a 600-year-old house underground
A medieval house with thick brick walls and caviar limestone fireplace is more likely to belong to a high-ranking person.
Archeology
Egypt found mummies mysterious large animals
The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry said researchers had unearthed an unusually large animal mummy, most likely a lion mummy.
Archeology
Discover the oldest carnivorous dinosaur
Fossils dating back to the Three Gorges found in Brazil reveal a completely new species of predatory dinosaur that stands at the top of the food chain.
Archeology
Another human being became extinct because of the 'marriage of death' with our ancestors
US scientists have discovered an unexpected event that could have caused the ancient Neanderthals to become extinct, leaving the Earth with only one species of his genus…
Archeology
Medieval wrecks sink to the bottom of the river
Archaeologists from Samara Polytech University came to examine the wreck located at a depth of 10 m under the Volga River, near the city of Samara.
Archeology
Giant ape species in prehistoric Southeast Asia
Gigantopithecus blacki, the giant ape that lived 9 million years ago, is 3 meters tall and weighs 6 quintals, is considered the largest primate ever to exist on Earth.
Archeology
Beneath the Mexican capital is another ancient capital
Just a few meters below the modern capital of Mexico, a series of temples, palaces and artifacts from an ancient kingdom are being excavated.
Archeology
Primitive birds of the same period dinosaurs
120 million-year-old fossils found in Japan reveal one of the oldest birds on Earth.
Archeology
An ancient empire may have collapsed due to climate change
New research suggests that it was climate change that caused the Neo-Assyrian empire, a superpower in the near-east, to exist for nearly 300 years, wither in the 7th cen…