Archeology
Identify the oldest piece of the Great Wall
Chinese authorities are beginning to plan to preserve the oldest wall of the Great Wall after archaeologists determine its location and length.
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Humans carry the genes of Neanderthals?
A recent study concluded that our ancestors could not resist the charm of Neanderthals from 10,000 years ago ...
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China unearthed hundreds of clay soldiers
Chinese archaeologists have unearthed 114 statues of burned clay soldiers in a tomb area of the Qin Dynasty in Xi'an City.
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Why do grass-eating dinosaurs have long necks?
The act of swallowing food is considered to be the cause of herbivore dinosaurs with large bodies with long necks and small heads. That is the conclusion of German scien…
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Discovered mummy of 500-year-old women in Korea
A mummy of 500-year-old women, believed to be the wife of a high-ranking government official during the Joseon Dynasty, was discovered in South Korea.
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Based on the characteristics described, some scientists claim to be fossils of an elephant's teeth.
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Prehistoric people were in Indonesia a million years ago
Australian scientists believe that prehistoric people lived on the Indonesian island of Flores at least a million years ago.
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Discovering fossil birds in the Gobi Desert
Scientists have discovered fossils of a new bird at the site of the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, dating from about 70 to 75 million years ago.
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Canada discovered rare earthworm fossils
Canadian paleontologists recently learned that, for more than a decade, they have owned a fossil of hard-shelled worms that lived hundreds of millions of years ago.
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Finding new 'relatives' of carnivorous dinosaurs
A British student recently discovered the fossil of the new 'cousin' with carnivorous dinosaurs in China.
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42,000-year-old mammoth corpse appeared in public
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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Found the old city mentioned in the Bible
Scientists believe that they have finally found the place where the Neta city existed, mentioned in the Old Testament.
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Population footprints of dinosaur money in Italy
Scientists at the Trento Museum of Natural History, in northern Italy, said they found the footprints of animals believed to be the ancestors of dinosaurs.
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China sees fossil dinosaur fossils
Chinese archaeologists have discovered a small set of fossil dinosaur fossils preserved intact in the Inner Mongolia area of China.
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A new strain of ancient people was discovered
Scientists found an ancient strain that had never been known after analyzing DNA samples from a finger bone they found in Siberia.