Archeology
The 42,000-year-old mammoth appeared for the first time
The Mammoth Elephant named Lyuba, after 42,000 years of being buried in mud, first appeared in the US public at The Field Museum, Chicago state.
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'Devil face fish' bared milk teeth
Scientists have discovered a strange fish with bone fangs. After a period of research, they still have not rated them of any family but still put them in the list of
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Discover new beauty of Egyptian queen Nefertiti
The most recent researchers have claimed that the ancient Egyptian Queen, who has been described by eternal beauty for thousands of years, is not really the most beautif…
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Will assess the life of the giant crocodile jaw
Can Tho Museum is negotiating to take the crocodile jaw bone to inspect and then display it to the people to admire.
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Discover fossils of the oldest chrysanthemum species in the world
Argentine scientists have discovered a flower's fossil, 47 million years ago.
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Traces of rats 'terrible' weigh 6 kg
Australian scientists (CSIRO) have recently discovered the largest mouse fossil in the world ever in East Timor.
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Discover the Eden garden of the human race in the ice age
US scientists have said they found the ancient Eden garden of the ice age at the Pinnacle Point area, on the south coast of Africa.
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Detecting ancient texts 4000 years ago
Yesterday, the Capital Museum of China showed over 400 valuable items first published.
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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…
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Discovered a Stone Age paddle in Korea
Korean archaeologists said on August 17 that they had unearthed a single wooden paddle that is believed to have dated back to about 7,000 years in an almost intact state.
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How ancient giant birds hunt
An international study showed that the Andalgalornis killed prey by using a large skull and a beak like a small ax.
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Find the world's oldest arrow in South Africa
South African anthropologists and archaeologists have discovered 64,000-year-old sharp stone samples, which are direct evidence that humans at that time began creating a…
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Cleopatra may die of drugs
The famous Egyptian Cleopatra probably lost her life by a mixture of drugs, not the snake snake's bite.
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Find the mysterious crypt of Pharaoh Seti I
Egyptian archaeologists have successfully unearthed an unfinished tunnel of ancient people, connected to a tomb of Pharaoh Sati I datinged 3,300 years ...
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History of the ancient world capable of overturning?
Irkutsk archaeologists (Russian Federation) are standing on the threshold of a world-class discovery ...