Archeology
The flower is 100 million years old as freshly picked in amber
The researchers found transparent amber blocks in Myanmar, which contained seven tiny flowers with a width of 3.4 to 5mm, Phys.org reported on Aug. 15.
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New hypothesis about the cause of the Roman empire collapsed
According to new research by Danish scientists, antimony and lead poisoning could be the cause of the Roman Empire's destruction.
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Ancient road network in Vietnam
Australian archaeologists discovered an ancient trade route network in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam.
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It turns out that the unicorn in the legend is real but it is terrible
Unicorns often appear in the legends of many ancient folk cultures with the image of a beautiful white horse with a horn in the middle of the head.
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The evolutionary relationship between a fish fossil 400 million years old and humanity
This ancient fossil was excavated in a limestone study around Lake Burinjuck - about 50km northwest of Australia's Canberra capital.
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Egypt discovered tombs from ancient Rome
The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry said archaeologists have discovered five tombs from ancient Rome more than 2,000 years ago.
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The iron hammer of 140 million years challenges scientists
The hammer was estimated to have been created in the early Cretaceous period, ie 140 to 65 million years ago.
Archeology
Egyptian Pharaoh was the first to suffer from a giant disease
The male skeleton found in 1901 in a tomb near Egypt's Beit Khallaf, with a height of 1,987 meters, may belong to Sa-Nakht, pharaoh in the Third Dynasty.
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Sophisticated folding bed of pharaoh Tutankhamun
Tutankhamun, pharaoh ruled Egypt more than 3,300 years ago, resting on a bed of the same texture as the modern folding beds we use today.
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Stele filled with ancient characters challenges scientists
At 1.5 meters high and 85cm wide, Montoro stone stele covered with inscriptions dating from the Iron Age. C
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Ancient crocodile species can bite sea turtles with one bite
One of the most dangerous predators of the ocean, Lemmysuchus lives in coastal waters in the UK for more than 165 million years ago.
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The bird buried under the ice for 4,000 years remains intact
The 4,200-year hardened corpse of a red-winged thrush was found in intact preservation in Norway, RT reported on August 5. C
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Vichima archaeological site bears the imprint of climate change
The clay figures show the skeleton or the dying ones in a cataclysm attack the communities living in this coastal area a few thousand years ago.
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Prehistoric people used to eat the dead relatives
In a study published in Plos One, British paleontologists said that evidence of prehistoric people living in caves about 15,000 years ago had been found.