Giant river dolphin fossils discovered in Peru
Scientists have discovered the fossilized skull of an extinct giant river dolphin in Peru.
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Scientists have discovered the fossilized skull of an extinct giant river dolphin in Peru.
A beast found in the state of Texas - USA has puzzled scientists for more than 3 decades.
According to the Lao Heritage Department, all statues and artifacts found during excavations in Tonpheung district, Bokeo province will be examined.
A group of experts from the German Archaeological Institute in Cairo recently announced the discovery of an ancient mastaba-type tomb in the Old Kingdom period (Egypt).
Five boats found at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea were used more than 7,000 years ago for fishing by people living in a Neolithic village near present-day Rome (It…
Intel's new multi-billion dollar semiconductor factory in Germany has helped archaeologists find two prehistoric graves from human sacrifices.
Archaeologists in France have excavated a Neolithic site containing 63 tombs and hundreds of structures and artifacts in human possession spanning some 4,000 years.
The first underwater excavation in the Black Sea has revealed the ruins of Kerpe, a prosperous harbor during the Roman, Byzantine and Genoese periods.
Total solar eclipses are so rare that a given location on Earth is only likely to be seen once every 375 years on average.
Although they sometimes appear close together and relatively straight when viewed from Earth, the planets are actually very far apart in space.
Chinese researchers are developing a 1.5 megawatt reactor that will be as tall as a 20-story building when expanded, allowing for round-trip travel between Earth and Mar…
The space race began during the Cold War and from the beginning the Soviet Union dominated the number of devices and objects launched into space.
Observations with the James Webb Space Telescope reveal that the Gz9p3 object is indeed one of the oldest giant galaxies in the early universe.
In a surprising way, scientists have proven that life can reside in the deadliest place on Venus: the Acid Cloud Sea.