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According to the British journal Nature, a group of international scientists with Russian involvement confirms that modern humans may be descended from some ancient huma…
A group of American archaeologists has discovered a series of earthen walls hundreds of miles long covered before the famous Great Wall of the year 2,500 years.
Eating nuts and head fruits is a major cause of dental disease in prehistoric people.
This Roman castle is located in the city of David - where people lived for about 6,000 years.
The time when these two groups coexist together lasts about 2,000 years, longer than previously thought.
Australian archaeologists have unearthed very prehistoric koalas in the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.
A group of Mexican archaeologists recently discovered fossils of an ancient round-necked fish that once lived on Earth 90 million years ago. This is the first time the f…
Turkish archaeologists say they have found a stone chest dating back to 1,300 years. In the chest contains a stone carved with a cross.
Fossils of an animal believed to be the 165 million-year-old ancestor of modern humans have been discovered in China.
Recent research has shown that Tyrannosaurus rex (T-rex) is really a carnivorous dinosaur, not a scavenger, as people think.
A similarly shaped pyramid architecture was discovered by a satellite in a desert of Egypt. According to experts, this may be the oldest pyramid ever discovered by human…
While modern species still have a lot of headaches for dental problems, Earth-dwelling dinosaurs 150 million years ago knew how to handle broken teeth, that is, to grow…
Binh Thuan Museum in collaboration with the Archaeological Center (belonging to the Southern Institute of Sustainable Development) unearthed the group of temples Po Dam…
A group of excavators carefully swept away the sand and gravel that covered thousands of years of age to reveal the dinosaur tail about 5 meters (16 feet) long.
New divers discovered a wooden stick nearly 3.4m long at the bottom of Lake Michigan, USA. They believed it could be part of the Griffin ship and the rest might be burie…