Detecting wooden blocks with strange shapes over 500 years old on the seabed
After a sleep longer than 500 years in the sea,
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After a sleep longer than 500 years in the sea,
About 2,000 spiral-shaped golden strands, dating from around 700-900 BC, were discovered in Denmark.
From the Antarctic icy land, researchers unearthed a prehistoric jewel: 50 million-year-old sperm.
According to experts at the University of Bologna, these are the oldest evidence of how ancient people treated dentistry.
Slovenian archaeologists announced on July 21 that they have found the other half of a single wooden boat dating back 2,000 years to the Ljubljanica river in Ljubljana.
Researchers have found a 70-million-year-old fossil of a marine reptile in Mount Talkeetna, Alaska, shaped like a Loch Ness monster.
A skeleton has been excavated from the site dubbed Russia's Stonehenge and inspired many new ideas about aliens visiting the Earth.
A series of 16th-century cannons were discovered on the seabed off northwestern Ireland when the wreck of the Spanish ship was exposed after major storms over the past t…
On June 16, Mexican scientist Guillermo Bernal of the Maya Cultural Research Center of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) said that after six decades of…
Archaeologists claim to have discovered the first evidence of artificial pollution, thanks to plaque on the teeth of an old Stone Age man, 400,000 years ago.
On June 24, the Ho Chi Minh City Heritage Center said that while being plowed, some people in Vinh Long commune, Vinh Loc district, Thanh Hoa province discovered many an…
Scientists have recently discovered the oldest known footprints in North America so far on a small island off the coast of Western Canada.
Danish archaeologists discovered fingerprints dating back to 5,500 years and much evidence of how people lived thousands of years ago.
Recently, archaeologists have discovered a 2000-year-old ancient Jewish ritual bath right on the floor of a guest house in a family near Jerusalem.
The corpse of a noble woman who lived in the 17th century also wore preserved clothes that were nearly intact, discovered by French archaeologists in a coffin of lead, b…