The era of dominance of large reptiles
In the newly published book, British paleontologist Dr. Mark Witton recreated the life of dinosaurs, a reptile that once dominated the world through many vivid drawings.
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In the newly published book, British paleontologist Dr. Mark Witton recreated the life of dinosaurs, a reptile that once dominated the world through many vivid drawings.
Rehabilitation experts in Italy discovered purple dyes to create one of the oldest New Testament writings made from lichen combined with fermented urine.
The Devil's Book, the largest medieval manuscript manuscript, is famous for the vivid Satanic image in the middle of the book.
The Israeli Antiquities Agency launched a large-scale archaeological excavation in the cave cluster in the desert of Judea in search of the final Dead Sea scrolls.
By new technology, Dutch scholars and scientists are reading manuscripts of up to 1,300 years old, which are used to cover books.
British researchers successfully restored the lost music of more than 1,000 years ago by finding the book disappeared for a century.
One of the oldest maps in the world produced in Amsterdam, the Netherlands is expected to be sold for £ 270,000 (about VND 8.5 billion) in April.
The mysterious figure was found in Leonardo da Vinci's notebook, raising doubts about the cause of the painting being erased.
A simple PVC eraser has mysteriously decoded the silk-like parchment used to make the first medieval pocket Bible books.
Evidence in literature and carvings appears in the tomb that scientists believe that homosexuality may have appeared in ancient Egypt.
Preserved at Cambridge University, England, the world's oldest color printing book is still in its original form after more than 300 years.
A scholar is conducting a reconstruction of a 4,000-year-old Book of the Dead about the mystical mantras and the ancient Egyptian gods.
On July 20, the Israeli Archaeological Agency (IAA) said advanced digital technology helped scientists first read a 1,500-year-old bible book.
The first time Grigory Kessel held an ancient book over 1,000 years old, he was suspicious because he looked familiar.
Researchers have discovered images of ghost faces and lines of poetry