Archeology
Finding tyrannical dinosaurs in the southern hemisphere
Until now, scientists still believe that tyrannical dinosaurs only grow in the northern hemisphere ...
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Crocodile eat dinosaur meat
Hard feces like rock and strange bony bones help scientists reconstruct a 9m long prehistoric reptile: crocodile eating dinosaur meat.
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Egypt found the door to the afterlife
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered the door to the afterlife for an ancient powerful official.
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Found an intact brain from medieval times
Scientists have identified intact neurons in a brain of a mummy that has been preserved since the 13th century.
Archeology
How did the Khmer Empire perish?
Climate change may be the indirect cause of the collapse of the Khmer kingdom in Cambodia nearly 600 years ago.
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First discovered Mononykus dinosaur fossils
Chinese scientists have for the first time discovered a new fossil of the Mononykus dinosaur in the country's Henan province.
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Rare discovery of prehistoric human bones
A prehistoric human skeleton that scientists have discovered in South Africa can help us fill in the missing information in the gap in the evolutionary story of mankind.
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New discovery of human evolution
Scientific evidence published on April 9 has added a missing link in the evolution from the ancient people to the modern people.
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Large fossil dinosaur footprints discovered
Chinese archaeologists say they have discovered many large fossil dinosaur footprints in the eastern province of Shandong.
Archeology
Found 258 people who could be Cao Cao's descendants
Chinese scientists are about to analyze the DNA of people capable of descendants Cao Cao to clarify whether people in the tomb in Henan province are Cao Cao.
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Ancestor 'thirty years old
According to research by scientists, the ancestors of tigers are an ancient carnivore that lives in the third century today 65 - 25 million years ago.
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Found primitive human relics
Scientists at the Vietnam Institute of Archeology and Ha Giang Provincial Museum have found the residence of primitive people in Khuoi Noi cave.
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The stolen Egyptian king is about to go home
Egyptian Culture Minister Faruq Hosni yesterday announced that the United States would return to the country a 3,000-year-old wooden sarcophagus containing a pharaoh's r…
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300 samples of ancient fossils
Hoang Thanh (Dak Lak) owns a collection of over 300 fossils dating back 203 - 175 million years.
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Decipher the mysterious death of the famous Egyptian king
Young Emperor Tutankhamun, whose life and death attracted the attention of the scientific community for nearly a century, died of bone disease and malaria.