Archeology
Amputation surgery is from 7,000 years ago
Surveying the skeletons, scientists believe that Stone Age humans know how to amputate their bodies to save lives.
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Charles Darwin's ancestors were originally from Africa
The evolutionary father Charles Darwin could never have imagined that DNA technology could help determine his ancestors' origins tens of thousands of years ago.
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Mexico discovered the Tubar people complex
Mexican archaeologists have discovered a population of Tubar houses and cemeteries, dating back about 1,200 years.
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China found Cao Cao's grave
Chinese archaeologists claim to have discovered a large tomb thought to be Cao Cao's resting place, a politician and a famous military talent at the end of the Eastern H…
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The food of the ancient reptile is an insect
Until now, the scientific community has not had an exact answer on the type of food of ancient reptile animals.
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King Henry II's lover died of gold
Once upon a time, the gold solution was considered a valuable medicinal ingredient in the protection of beauty, but it was also the potion.
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Explore Cao Cao tomb
In the grave of Cao Cao's tomb there are three skeletons, one male and two female, and the inscription
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Controversy around Cao Cao's tomb
Some Chinese scholars argue that there is not enough evidence to confirm the tomb in Ha Nam is the burial place of Wei King Cao Cao.
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6 reasons to prove the tomb is Cao Cao's
Chinese scientists have clear evidence that they have found the exact grave of the famous military reign of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao.
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Announcing the results of excavation in 2000 years
Archaeologists found in resettlement areas of Vinh Yen, Khanh Hoa, quartz lingas. This artifact can prove the belief of the well-developed Vinh Yen residents.
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Discover the first plane on Antarctica
Right on the first day of New Year 2010, Australian explorers discovered the body of the first aircraft brought to Antarctica.
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Jars of field - the most dangerous archaeological site in the world
Canh Dong Chum, Xieng Khouang province (Laos) is one of the places suffering from many fierce American bombs in the war.
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Civilized excavations were
Scientists have recently discovered hundreds of geometric blocks deep underground in the Amazon region, believed to be owned by an unknown ancient civilization.
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Ha Long culture may have spread abroad
Scientists of Vietnam Institute of Archeology have discovered a vestige of Ha Long culture in Co To Island (Quang Ninh).
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Discovered a large tomb in ancient cemetery in Egypt
The Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Egyptian Antiquities said that Egyptian archaeologists found a large tomb in the ancient graveyard at Saqqara.