Humans Unknown Hiding in Asia for 100,000 Years
Scientists call this mysterious new species of human being the Juluren, or
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Scientists call this mysterious new species of human being the Juluren, or
Archaeologists in Denmark have discovered an arsenal of more than 100 spears and javelins buried under the home of an Iron Age chieftain.
An amateur metal detectorist has found a valuable treasure trove in a bog near Veksø, Denmark. Among them is a sword that is about 2,500 years old.
The face of the character who inspired the image of Santa Claus has been revealed for the first time in nearly 1,700 years, after scientists reconstructed his image from…
On Earth, the appearance of humans can be said to be an 'accident'. There were no humans on Earth in the first place. Humans only appeared after the mass extinction of d…
Traces of a mysterious civilization have appeared in the Al-Subiyah desert in West Asia, in the form of a strange clay head.
A terrifying skeleton discovered on a cliff in China's Yunnan province has been identified as a completely new species of sea monster that lived 245 million years ago.
Engineers repairing a remote lighthouse in Scotland were stunned to find a mysterious message in a bottle hidden inside the wall.
Archaeologists have unearthed gold and silver jewellery at an early medieval cemetery near the city of Sevastopol in Crimea.
The Petrified Forest of Dorset is a stretch of coastal southern England dotted with limestone mounds containing the remains of late Jurassic cypress trees.
The universe, with its boundless and mysterious appearance, has always been a controversial subject and has stimulated the human imagination.
Data from three large-scale space surveys confirm that the Milky Way monster to which Earth belongs is very different from its peers.
Imagine a day when our familiar Moon is no longer in the sky. Instead, Mars - the mysterious red planet - becomes Earth's only natural satellite.