Archeology
New discovery about relatives of tyrants
Scientists claim that the oldest fossil discovered in the 1900s has relatives of Tyrannosaurus rex carnivorous dinosaurs.
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Absolute dinosaurs destroyed for two owls
US scientists say that not one, but two consecutive asteroids colliding with the earth in about 300 years of extinction.
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Nazca civilization destroys deforestation
Nazca, an illustrious ancient civilization in South America, has collapsed due to deforestation, causing the climate to become dry and hot, recently published by British…
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The newly discovered skeleton in Caistor made archaeologists confused
The new skeleton was discovered in one of the most important regions of England in ancient Rome which is confusing for experts from Nottingham University.
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Finding 35,000-year-old flute
German archaeologists have unearthed a flute made of bird bone buried underground more than 35,000 years ago.
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Discovered the ancient portrait of St. Paul
Vatican archaeologists found a mural thought to portray St. Paul's face with many wrinkled faces and a huge
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The first European group to eat people
A Spanish archaeologist has confirmed that the fossil remains have been found in the limestone cave Atapuerca, Spain, showing the first Europeans to eat humans.
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Find the bones of 'water monsters' in England
Archaeologists are assembling fossil skeletons of a strange giant animal that once lived in the English Channel 200 million years ago.
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Detected 33 mummies 600 years old
Archaeologists have discovered 33 mummies of the Incas in northern Peru, believed to have been killed to sacrifice gods about 600 years ago.
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Archaeological evidence of human activity under Lake Huron
More than 100 feet deep beneath Lake Huron is a wide strip of rock that 9000 years ago was a land bridge, this is the first archaeological evidence of human activity und…
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New discovery about Qin Shihuang's grave
Chinese archaeologists have just restarted the excavation of terracotta warriors after a 24-year hiatus.
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Wrong calculation, dinosaurs have a few tons of meat left over
According to a recent study, non-giant dinosaurs like Hollywood filmmakers describe due to errors in previous calculations.
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CT scan to find the sex of the mummy
The identity, the cause of death and the unique type of burial of mummies has always been a mystery for centuries.
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The mystery of prone remains
Placing a corpse lying on the stomach in a grave is a form of humiliation or punishment for the dead in ancient societies, a Swedish scientist asserts.
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Finding fossil animal bones in Lao Cai
A group of scientists from Vietnam Institute of Archeology and Lao Cai Provincial Museum have found fossil bones of many rare and precious animals.