Archeology
The true origin of the Jerusalem Wall
The history of one of the world's most sacred sites for both Jews and Muslims will probably have to be rewritten after an unexpected discovery by Israeli archaeologists.
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Prehistoric people took fishing techniques in deep waters
An archaeological finding shows that prehistoric people who lived more than 40,000 years ago knew how to master the skills needed to catch fast-paced fish in deep waters.
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Terrifying story related to the skeleton 1000 years
1000 years ago, a terrible murder happened in the village near Galway Bay - western Ireland. Over the years, the story is now overturned.
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Detecting antiquities describing mother giving birth
Archaeologists have found two pieces of an amazing work of art dating to about 2,600 years, depicting a woman while she was born.
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Thanh Hoa: Discovering two giant 1000 year old lamps
Two giant giant trees, identical, with a height of 1.5m and weighing dozens of kilograms have been discovered at a temple in Nga Son district, Thanh Hoa province.
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The corpses 'hold hands' together for 1,500 years
Archaeologists who have unearthed two human skeletons in northern Italy showed that they were buried in a holding position from the Roman empire about 1,500 years ago.
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Detecting the wreck of the ship under the reign of Kublai Khan
A group of researchers discovered a 12-meter-long section of ship life buried deep in the sand in the area of Nagasaki prefecture, south of Japan.
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The secret of the ancient vase was recovered in the Huong River
An ancient vase is defined in the early days of Champa culture (192-1306 SCN), dating from the 5th century.
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Discover long-necked dinosaurs in the ice continent
For the first time, Italian scientists discovered fossils of Sauropod long-necked dinosaurs in Antarctica.
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When did the modern people appear?
The jaw fragment was found in a prehistoric cave in Torquay, the earliest evidence to show the emergence of modern humans in northwestern Europe, the scientists said.
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Dinosaurs also migrate
New research by US experts shows that long-necked dinosaurs graze on annual migrations to high land to avoid drought.
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The 25,000-year-old painting
The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences magazine on November 7 published a 25,000-year-old painting of ancient black-spotted white horses.
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Discover medieval castle
Recently British archaeologists have discovered medieval castles in the Sahara desert in southwestern Libya.
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Mammals extinct due to the effects of climate change and humans
Scientists working at the University of Sydney, Australia, said that both climate change and people are responsible for the extinction of large mammal populations, prese…
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New discovery from fossils of two mammoths
Using high-tech tomography techniques for fossils of two small mammoths taken from the permafrost of Siberia revealed more new information.