The body of the skeleton reveals the life and death of Jesus
Inside the National Treasure of Israel, there is a burial box engraved with Jesus' name, helping archaeologists learn about the life and death of Jesus.
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Inside the National Treasure of Israel, there is a burial box engraved with Jesus' name, helping archaeologists learn about the life and death of Jesus.
Thanks to modern technologies, scientists recreated the face of a British man living in the 13th century, based on his 700-year-old remnants.
Over the centuries, many Egyptian mummies are quite intact with many unexpected secrets that have been decoded by experts.
Archaeologists have studied the otzi mummy stored in the Italian city of Bolzano to determine the final meal information of the villain.
Scientists have come up with a new explanation for the Permian extinction event that caused 96% of the Earth's creatures to perish. Accordingly, the waves are believed t…
The hair beard model taken from the astronomer Tycho Brache contained 20-100 times as much gold as normal, indicating high exposure to this element.
Scientists found evidence that a river in southern Jordan was poisoned by lead 7,000 years ago by human metallurgy.
British archaeologists have found 48 skeletons in a mass grave, dating from the 14th century.
The impressive dead posture stored in the fossil record from 66 million years ago shows the slow and painful death of the dinosaur in the mud pit.
Researching DNA from human bones, scientists found the bacteria that caused the Plague to eradicate 1/4 of London's population in England in 1665.
According to the Sun, world media today unveiled the announcement of American scientists about the cause of Lucy's death - the human ancestor after 42 years of no explan…
Italian doctors could find the reason why Leonardo da Vinci was so sick that he was bedridden for the last few months of his life.
Archaeologists found the secret behind some of the twisted copper wire sections unearthed at a monastery since the Middle Ages.
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.
Evidence in literature and carvings appears in the tomb that scientists believe that homosexuality may have appeared in ancient Egypt.