Archeology
Discovered the giant statue of the Egyptian king
Archaeologists have found a red granite head of a powerful Egyptian emperor who ruled about 3,400 years ago.
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China continues to learn Cao Cao's grave
Chinese archaeologists will continue to excavate the grave believed to be Cao Cao and analyze and verify documents to determine the identity of the man in the grave.
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Soap with baby dinosaur meat
According to the researchers, the final image that hundreds and thousands of newly hatched dinosaurs are giants.
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Find animal fossils that have them with dinosaurs
US and German scientists have reported discovering fossils of an animal with a family of dinosaurs that existed 243 million years ago.
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Three blocks of bronze drum can not be more than 1,000 years old
Initially, three blocks of bronze drums in Hoa Lu Ancient Capital resembled the archaeological site of Man Bac - a site in front of Dong Son culture, about 4,000 years a…
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Meteorites make dinosaurs extinct
Scientists have come to the final conclusion that a giant meteorite fell to Earth as the cause of the extinction of dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
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Discovered the tomb of the mysterious Egyptian queen
French archaeologists have found the almost intact coffin of an Egyptian queen in a tomb dating back over 4,000 years.
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Cao Cao is not their descendant Ha Hau
The search for Cao Cao's descendants to get DNA samples was urgently deployed. And recently Chinese scientists have announced the first progress of this work.
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From eggshell, recreate the extinct genome
The process of genotyping an extinct bird has made great progress after Australian scientists on March 10 said they isolated DNA from the fossilized eggshell of the bird.
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Discover 12 ancient boats on the bottom of the Baltic Sea
The American Associated Press reported that a gas company during the repair of the Baltic Sea pipe discovered 12 ancient boats, some of which were still intact.
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Mysterious tomb headless of ancient Mayans
Mexican archaeologists discovered below the famous Bonampak mural site a tomb of a mysterious, headless Mayan man.
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The prehistoric people once genocated large mammals
According to research by Bristol University, prehistoric people were responsible for the massacres of massive kangaroo and giant koalas.
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Excavation of a huge Egyptian god statue 3000 years
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a giant statue of Thoth, in the ancient Egyptian beliefs as the Moon god, governing texts and knowledge.
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The largest fossil animal population
Japanese scientists have discovered a large amount of fossil footprints of mammals and birds in the forest of Kani city, Gifu district, central China.
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Mo Cao Cao - Archaeological conclusion can change!
Archaeological Professor Wang Xun said: Archaeological conclusions may change if false factors appear.