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Found Cao Cao's remains, and Liu Be and Ton Quyen are located?
According to the Morning Chinese Post Office (SCMP), Cao Cao and Luu Be and Ton Quyen formed the period of the Three Kingdoms in Chinese history 1,800 years ago.
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The skull is as long as the aliens of ancient Eastern European women
The research team led by Krishna Veeramah, a scientist at Stony Brook University, conducted DNA analysis of longer skulls normally found in Germany, Newsweek reported on…
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Excavating grave neck, finding Cao Cao remains?
The archaeological team is excavating Cao Lang which is believed to be the burial place Cao Cao in An Duong, Ha Nam province (China).
Archeology
My mother hugged me for 6,000 years in the Netherlands
Archaeologists found the oldest burial site of a child at a site in the autonomous region of Nieuwegein in the province of Utrecht, dating from the Stone Age, the Intern…
Archeology
Egypt moved the pharaoh statue weighing 83 tons
This 3,200-year-old Great Pharaoh statue was first discovered by Italian archaeologists in 1820.
Archeology
Giant pandas may originate from Europe
Scientists have discovered fossils of ancient pandas thought to be more than 10 million years old in Hungary according to a report in international science journal New S…
Archeology
Unexpected discovery of a 55,000-year-old lion mummy in Siberia
The intact Siberian lion body 55,000 years old died when only one to two days old, according to researchers' new findings.
Archeology
The giant lion once wandered across Europe
Ancient lions of oversized sizes roared throughout England, Europe and North America 13,000 years ago.
Archeology
Inside the mummy, a 2,000-year-old girl
Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose, California, USA, is displaying the mummy of a 5-year-old girl dating back 2,000 years.
Archeology
Discovering fossil teeth mysterious 9.7 million years old in Germany
A group of German archaeologists discovered mysterious teeth at the heart of the Rhine River, according to the Natural History Museum in Mainz on October 18.
Archeology
200 million year long sea fossil remains intact
This is the fossil of the largest fish lizard ever found, IFL Science reported on August 28.
Archeology
Journey to find her husband over hundreds of kilometers of ancient European women
German archaeologists found that European women during the Bronze Age often traveled away from home and played an important role in spreading culture, while men were jus…
Archeology
The temple of the goddess Artemis was discovered in Greece's second largest island
This is considered an important finding, promising to provide more information that has never been explored about Greek civilization and ancient customs.
Archeology
The 600-year-old sword of a knight died in the swamp
The almost intact sword in Poland is more likely to be a knight falling into a drowned swamp.