Archeology
Discovered a prehistoric tomb in Tuyen Quang
Mr. Ly Manh Thang, Deputy Director of Tuyen Quang Provincial Museum, said: Archaeological delegation of Vietnam Institute of Archeology and Tuyen Quang Provincial Museum…
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The largest ancient Cham tower was discovered
On August 22, after nearly a month of re-excavating the Cham Pa ruins in Da Nang, for the first time, the archaeological team discovered a central hole in the center of…
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Found fossil cockroach species 370 million years ago
While excavating a site located on the outskirts of Strout (Belgium), archaeologists discovered a particularly rare fossil, the ancestor of a modern cockroach of 370 mil…
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Discovering 1,000-year-old Cham Pa ruins
After more than half a month of excavation, a Cham Pa temple temple dating back to the 10th century has been revealed. This Cham Pa temple temple is at Group 3, Phong Le…
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Tuyen Quang: Discovering many ancient monuments in Son Duong
On August 2, Mr. Ly Manh Thang, Deputy Director of Tuyen Quang Provincial Museum, said that since the beginning of the year, the archaeological survey team of the Vietna…
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Evidence of Samson legend
A small stone seal found in Israel may be the first archaeological evidence of Samson, the strongest man ever described in the Bible.
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Discovering 700-year-old gold vault
One of the largest gold treasures ever in Israel has just been discovered at an archaeological site near Herzliya.
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See the most intact skeleton of human ancestors
On July 12, South African scientists said they had discovered an almost intact skeleton of the Southern ape, considered to be the closest relative to human ancestors. Al…
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Reveal treasures in the tomb of the Three Kingdoms period
Chinese archaeologists have published details of what is contained in the ancient tomb of the Three Kingdoms, dating back to 1,800 years.
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The Maya believed in the sun, heaven
The picture on a wall at the archaeological site in Guatemala revealed Mayan beliefs about heaven and especially the sun. The group of experts led by Stephen Houston, an…
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Dairy cattle 7,000 years
The results of the chemical analysis of ceramics helped to determine the first evidence of the habit of raising dairy cattle in Africa about 7000 years ago. According to…
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A discovery that shocked Japanese archaeological circles
Professor Hirayama Ren, specialized in paleontology at the School of Nutrition at Waseda University, Japan, June 22 announced the discovery of a shockwave of this countr…
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3,500-year-old toilets are disposal sites
Recently, Australian archaeologists announced the discovery of something that seems to be Asia's oldest toilet, dating back to 3,300 to 3,700 years, belonging to the Neo…
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Excavating a latrine for more than 3,500 years in Vietnam
ABC Radio (Australia) reports on a breakthrough discovery in Southeast Asian history. Accordingly, the Vietnamese-Australian archaeological team found what they called t…
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Detecting turtle fossils mating
German scientists first discovered fossils of a vertebrate species - including humans - in a working position