Archeology
For the first time, a complete reconstruction of the prehistoric lion lion skeleton was completed
The complete bone structure allows scientists to gain a deeper understanding of the behavior of the bag lion living in the Reformation.
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Discovered a strange 50,000-year-old crown in Siberia
The ancient crown was identified by mammoth ivory archaeologists found in Siberian Denisova cave.
Archeology
Egypt discovered a 4,400-year-old ancient tomb, full of treasures
The newly discovered 4,400 year old tomb in Egypt and the treasure in the tomb will be excavated in the next few days.
Archeology
Scanning radar through the land of the castle once detained
Scientists are working hard to understand the structure of the substrate beneath Corvin Castle in Transylvania, Romania, so that it can be easily restored by this method…
Archeology
Discovering bones' 2,000-year-old ancient vampire in England
The strange skeleton found in Yorkshie dating to about 2,000 years old is determined to be buried in ancient rituals to prevent the rise of corpses.
Archeology
Siberian Unicorns are extinct due to climate change, not by humans
For a long time, scientists have argued about what has forced Siberian unicorns to extinction, human or climate.
Archeology
Discover new giant dinosaurs in Russia
A newly discovered giant dinosaur in Russia is named Volgatitan.
Archeology
Prehistoric tail feathers stuck 100 million years in amber
Scientists analyze ancient feather patterns and argue that they can act as bait, helping birds escape predators.
Archeology
Human ancestors knew how to walk with their feet even while living on trees
Scientists claim that our earliest ancestors knew to walk straight on their feet even when they were still living on trees.
Archeology
Discover 4,000-year-old boardgame of ancient people
Hounds and Jackals, also known as the '58 holes', are an ancient game that is extremely popular in Egypt and Mesopotamia.
Archeology
The celestial explosion is the culprit that destroyed the ancient Near East civilization
Scientists have gathered evidence that 3,700 years ago, an explosion of an object in the atmosphere destroyed the settlements in modern Jordanian territory.
Archeology
Spinosaurus - grotesque dinosaurs: hunt fish like gods that can't swim!
The whole world is still sure that Spinosaurus (also known as thorny lizard) is a dinosaur that eats fish, swim so well that it is almost always underwater.
Archeology
Discovered a new herbivorous giant lizard that lived more than 200 million years ago
New fossils discovered in Poland are evidence that dinosaurs are not the largest herbivores that existed in the Triassic Period.
Archeology
The mummy of a woman intact 3,000 years in the ancient tomb of Egypt
Researchers found intact mummies of a woman in an unopened casket dating back more than 3,000 years in Luxor city in southern Egypt, Guardian reported yesterday.
Archeology
Discover an ancient 10,000 year old cemetery
Archaeologists from the Far Eastern Federal University (Russia) have announced that it has found the oldest cemetery in Ecuador known as Atahualpa anton.