Archeology
Primitive birds share the same fate with dinosaurs
A new study has put an end to how long the debate about extinct ancient birds has been, research has shown that they have been virtually wiped out by the effects of mete…
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Determining the evolution of human apes
CT scans (computed tomography scans) of fossilized skull fragments dating back to 1.4 million years can help researchers end a long debate about the evolution of Austral…
Archeology
Mummy for over 200 years in Dong Nai is female
On September 20, at Dong Nai Museum, archaeologists and doctors of Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy conducted the treatment of Cau Xeo ancient tomb m…
Archeology
Revealed from the bones of Bosnian genocide victims
The victims of genocide in the mid-1990s in Bosnia suffered serious health problems before Bosnian Serb forces began the bloody massacre. That is the result of a study o…
Archeology
The secret of awe of an ancient Mexican group
For a long time, it has always been believed that the ancient isolated people of northern Mexico existed because of their own foods such as corn. However, more than 30 p…
Archeology
Mysterious skull of ancient whale
According to the results of fossil skeleton research of an ancient whale, scientists have come to the conclusion that the whale's skull is originally spiral.
Archeology
Found fossils of marine reptiles carrying embryos
According to the American Journal of Science on Aug. 11, American scientists have discovered fossils of a reptile living in prehistoric water.
Archeology
Dinosaurs are hot-blooded and active
Professor Roger Seymour works at the School of Environmental Science & Earth, University of Adelaide, Australia, has applied the latest theories of anatomy and physiolog…
Archeology
Detecting human bones in 2,000-year-old bronze drum
The authorities have just discovered a bronze drum dating from about 2,000 to 2,500 years at the coffee field of Mr. Do Van Ninh's family, Dien Bien 3 village, Ea Kmut c…
Archeology
Sign the largest dinosaur teeth in the world
South Korean researchers say they have discovered the world's largest carnivorous dinosaur tooth mark in the southeastern part of the country.
Archeology
Detect the grave of the female husband Doan Thi Diem's husband
The Vietnamese archaeological team recently completed excavation of a grave site believed to belong to Dr. Nguyen Kieu, husband of female doctor Doan Thi Diem, and will…
Archeology
Excavation of 17 Jewish children bones
Archaeologists have found 17 human skeletons in a valley in England. According to experts, this is evidence that Jewish children were killed and thrown into wells after…
Archeology
Find the remains of Mona Lisa!
Italian archaeologists have found the skull and skeleton of a woman suspected to be the woman in Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece Mona Lisa.
Archeology
Germany: Detecting ancient battlefields with 100 bodies
The bone fragments found on a river in Germany may indicate the earliest battle from the Bronze Age ever discovered.
Archeology
Americans have eaten ... dog meat from 9000 years ago
A group of researchers, led by Professor Raul Tito of Oklahoma University, have discovered the dog bone dating back to 9260 years, preserved naturally in human feces.