Doubt in the legless leg of the Renaissance warrior
Italian researchers excavated Giovanni Dalle Bande Nere's grave this week to investigate the true cause of his death.
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Italian researchers excavated Giovanni Dalle Bande Nere's grave this week to investigate the true cause of his death.
Through the image of the recent scanner, forensic experts of the British Museum affirmed that the famous Ginger was the victim of a savage murder.
The October 5 announcement of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) said Mexican scientists have discovered 45 skull bones and 250 500-year-old jaw b…
The famous Egyptologist - Dr. John Taylor ended the search for more than a century about the final piece of Egypt's Mysterious Book of Death. The book is the scrolls of…
After nine months of testing, researchers in France verified the head of King Henry the Four, who was assassinated in 1610 at the age of 57.
The famous Egyptian Cleopatra probably lost her life by a mixture of drugs, not the snake snake's bite.
Arsenic-contaminated water is the culprit that killed the ancient people in Chile, where the embalming technique was applied as early as human history.
Young Emperor Tutankhamun, whose life and death attracted the attention of the scientific community for nearly a century, died of bone disease and malaria.
51 bodies of naked men were beheaded and placed side by side when heads were neatly arranged next to them - just found in a 1,000-year-old hole in southern England.
According to a new study published, like today's teenagers, baby dinosaurs often gather together. And similarly, they also gather in places where they should not come.
Forensic archeology is a emerging term associated with the strong development of criminal science and forensic science in recent years. In the most recent international…
Egypt intends to take the X-ray of the mummy Pharaoh Tutankhamun in the hope of discovering the cause of the king's death. Pharaoh Tutankhamun ruled Egypt 3,000 years ag…
The first image was taken by Chandra X-ray Observatory of the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA), showing the youngest pulsar that scientists have ever seen.
The rocket encountered a problem during the launch of the Soyuz MS-10 spacecraft, which caused the crew to make an emergency landing.
Before the history of the event that Americans first set foot on the Moon in 1969, NASA experienced tons of cruel aviation tragedy!