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Clouds like ocean waves, giant snakes long by bus, human ancestors are three of the most prominent scientific findings in 2009.
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Clouds like ocean waves, giant snakes long by bus, human ancestors are three of the most prominent scientific findings in 2009.
For over 40 years, Tom Austen Brown spent most of his time traveling to remote areas of Australia to learn about the ancient civilization of Australian aborigines.
Graduated from a university majoring in biology, Dr. Nguyen Lan Cuong went back to archeology.
A group of paleontologists have discovered a previously unknown species of fossil, which is quite similar in shape to some reptiles, named Pappochelys, who once lived in…
Spanish scientists unearthed the 4.200-year-old skeleton in Egypt and determined it could be the first case of breast cancer in the world.
Researchers have introduced a type of robot that can support shipwreck research and underwater archaeological activities.
European archaeologists have said they are using a tiny remote-controlled aircraft to photograph a 3-D model of ancient Russian tombs.