Archeology
Beer helps civilization grow faster
Many archaeological evidence shows that if our ancestors did not know how to make beer, maybe civilization on earth has developed more slowly than reality, ...
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Found many relics of prehistoric people in Cao Bang
In the survey, archaeological survey in late November and early December 2010 in Hung Dao commune, Hoa An district, Cao Bang province, Vietnam Institute of Archeology ...
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Found soup 2,400 years old
The bone soup contained in a copper cup was discovered in an ancient tomb more than two thousand years ago in Xi'an, the capital of Shaanxi Province, China.
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Traces of 7,000 years of prehistoric people in Ha Giang
Archaeological researchers found a lot of traces of prehistoric people 7,000 years ago in Khuoi Na cave in Ha Giang.
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Exploiting copper, discovering an ancient monastery 2,600 years
Archaeologists have three years to save this ancient ruin, before it becomes crumbling debris beneath the mines.
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Discovered archaeological ruins of Aryan civilization
The Bronze Age cities built by the Aryans were started in the Western civilization of Europe, recently discovered in a remote area of Russia.
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Discovering human species knows how to process food 20,000 years ago
Italian scientists have found archaeological evidence proving that humans have grinded flour 20,000 years ago, and that many years people have used cereal grains in the…
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Fossilized turtle discovered 45 million years in Antarctica
Fossils of ancient turtles, living about 45 years ago, have been discovered by Argentine archaeologists ...
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Discovered a special garden from the 7th century BC
Researchers have discovered a very special garden dating back to the 7th century BC in the city of Jerusalem, Israel.
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Discover a cave of primitive inhabitants
Vietnam has discovered Tham Chang Cave - the residence of primitive people living in the early rock period, dating back to about 7,000-8,000 years ago.
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The Holy See is wary of the news of God's pioneer
Bulgarian archaeologists say they found St. John's remains, who foretold the arrival of Jesus, on an island in the Black Sea, but the Holy See has not made a statement a…
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Cao Cao's grave is suspected of being his nephew
Some Chinese scientists say that the tomb in An Duong, Ha Nam and China is still considered to be Cao's, actually by Wei Yuan De, the last emperor of Wei.
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Archaeologists affirmed Cao Cao's grave is true
More than 120 leading archaeologists in China yesterday affirmed the tomb in An Duong district, Ha Nam province, exactly as Cao Cao's resting place, famous politician an…
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Add evidence to confirm Cao Cao's grave is fake
The controversy over the grave of the famous general of the Three Kingdoms period Cao Cao has not yet come to an end when both sides argue that their argument is correct.
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Announcing many results of archaeological excavations in Khanh Hoa
In the morning of August 2, in Nha Trang City (Khanh Hoa), Vietnam Institute of Archeology co-ordinated with Khanh Hoa Museum to organize an international seminar on pre…