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Digging the elephant skeleton weighing over 500 kg in Nghe An
Mr. Pham Van Dong (in hamlet 4 of Hong Son commune, Do Luong district, Nghe An) accidentally stumbled upon a giant elephant skeleton weighing about 500 kg, dating to tho…
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Discover the skull of the first modern person in Europe
Continuing the search and research of fossil bones in the cave Pesteracu Oase, Romania, the group of international paleontologists affirmed that today modern Europeans h…
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Discovered an ancient snake-headed lizard
Argentine and American paleontologists have discovered fossils in the well-preserved condition of a newborn Plesiosauri that lived 70 million years ago in the South Pole.
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Child 3 million years old
Ethiopian archaeologists found the remains of a 3-year-old girl called Dikika. She lived and died in the early days of human formation on earth. Try it
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South Africa: discover the oldest fossil fish bones in the world
Scientists at the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa have discovered a fossil of the world's oldest lamprey, around 360 million years old, near Grahamstown, Easte…
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Discover fossils of a giant raptors
According to Nature, the researchers first discovered intact skull bone fossils of a member of the bird family Phorusrhacidae.
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The discovery of 'Selam' the daughter of the human ancestor today
Because of Selam's skull, the gradual growth means that the brain's mass will be large. That's what monkeys can't get. Two thigh bones show Selam has stood up and walked…
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Ancient camels are as big as an elephant
Ancient hunters hunted giant camels, as tall as elephants today, in the Syrian desert tens of thousands of years ago. Archaeologists are investigating where these camels…
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Australia: Fossilized a fish species dating back 380 million years
The researchers discovered in Australia the fossils of a medium-sized,
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Aztecs specialize in eating prisoners meat
Human skeletons found in an excavation area in Mexico show that the Aztecs had captured, sacrificed and eaten hundreds of Spanish soldiers to invade in 1520.
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Soft tissue found in frog fossils
Scientists have isolated the bone marrow of frogs and salamanders that died 10 million years ago in peat swamps of northeastern Spain.
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Hungary: Discovering mammoth elephant fossils
The Institute of Geography at Hungary's Pecs University of Science has discovered fossil bones from a mammouth elephant near the southern village of Zok.
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Dodo bones reveal the past
A group of Dutch paleontologists discovered the lower half of a dodo, a long-extinct flying bird. Among the remnants include a hip bone attached to 4 pieces of leg bone.
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Elephant meat - specialties of ancient people
The corpse of an adult elephant surrounded by stone tools was found in Kent. Scientists believe that hunters used tools to cut elephant meat, after killing animals with…
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Found the ancestors of modern birds
The 100-million-year-old exotic fossils found in China with bones, feathers and leg pads indicate that birds are now evolving from waterfowl.