Archeology
Artists build terracotta army Qin Shihuang used to eat dog meat
The famous terracotta army in the tomb of Emperor Qin Shihuang was created by workers and artisans specializing in dog meat.
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The custom of chopping up the bones of dead people on the ancient island of Scotland
The small and scraped marks were clearly visible on the bones of the Stone Age Orkney Islands, before they were buried in a mass grave.
Archeology
Collection of tiny human bones in the old castle tunnel
Fairy-shaped, winged skeletons, wolves and aliens are found in the basement of a London mansion of a 19th-century collector.
Archeology
Discovering fossil 'mother and baby' 4,800 years in Taiwan
Recently, Taiwan archaeologists have discovered fossil bones a mother holding a newborn baby in the arms believed to be the oldest in human history.
Archeology
Create modern chickens with dinosaur legs for evolutionary research
By inhibiting the expression of a gene in modern chickens, scientists created a pair of legs-like chickens with its ancestral dinosaurs.
Archeology
The tragic death of the king was canonized in Sweden
In the final battle, Sweden's King Erik was surrounded by enemies and fell down with dozens of cuts on his body, then beheaded while dying.
Archeology
The evolution of humanity will make wisdom teeth disappear
Through a mathematical formula, Finnish scientists have explained the development of human teeth and they also predict that our wisdom teeth will eventually disappear du…
Archeology
Detection of giant dinosaur fossils in Argentina
Argentine scientists have discovered fossils of a foot-lizard, Notocolossus lizard, with the height of the leg bone as long as 1.76m and belonging to the tyrant lizard f…
Archeology
The long-necked sea monster in the UK may be a new dinosaur
Fossil skeleton of Jurassic sea monster found in Cambridgeshire, England, most likely belongs to a new long-necked dinosaur.
Archeology
Excavation of 10,000 year old mammoth bones
A prehistoric skeleton is believed to have been unearthed by mammoths during the construction of the stadium of Oregon State University (USA).
Archeology
The first massacre in human history
Archaeologists found fossil skeletons of 27 massacred hunter-gatherers 10,000 years ago in Nataruk, near Lake Turkana, Kenya.
Archeology
Detection of vein dinosaurs existed for 80 million years
Through research and comparison, scientists found a vein structure in an 80 million-year-old fossil bone fossil of a dinosaur.
Archeology
900-year-old castle under the prison yard
Researchers found traces of a medieval castle beneath the prison yard in Gloucester, England, to help reveal the royal architecture that once existed in the city.
Archeology
Triceratops are only as big as a dog
Strange relatives of the triceratops reveal the effects of continental division on evolution.
Archeology
The most gruesome tombs in the world
In the world today there are still many strange and ghost tombs. These gloomy places keep ...