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Recovering epic labyrinth over 1,000 years
British researchers successfully restored the lost music of more than 1,000 years ago by finding the book disappeared for a century.
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The Vikings found America before Columbus?
This study shows that the Vikings arrived in America before Christopher Columbus explorer for 500 years and established small villages along the North Atlantic coast.
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Ancient tomb 2,000 years next to the silk road on the sea
People in Guangxi, China discovered an ancient tomb at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 TCN-220), located near the river used to be a Chinese feudal sea silk route.
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Reviving the 1.500kg extinct bison, 400 years old
Scientists are trying to revive the European bison (Auroch), an animal that has been extinct, and bring it back to nature.
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Find out the age of Western fairy tales
According to research by British and Portuguese scientists, fairy tales like
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Discover evidence that explains the evolution of tyrants
Scientists have reported fossilized specimens of a dinosaur named Timurlengia euotica who lived 90 million years ago.
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Discover new dinosaurs that are thirstier than bloody tyrants
People assume that tyrannical dinosaurs are the most terrible and fierce predators of prehistoric times. But recently, fossilized archaeologists of a new dinosaur, thoug…
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The oldest map in the world sells for 8.5 billion
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.
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Discovered the 7,000-year-old remains buried in strange posture
A set of 7,000-year-old remains was discovered in the Mesolithic area, Germany, buried in a strange position, never discovered.
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The wave migrated to Europe at the end of the Ice Age
German scientists found climate change in the Ice Age eventually led to the disappearance of most Europeans and the emergence of newcomers from the Middle East and Euras…
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Discover the mysterious tomb without any corpse
Called the honeycomb tomb, archaeologists did not find any of them.
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Ancient traps for 150 years still kill mice effectively
A mouse stuck and died in a 150-year-old trap displayed at the museum in England.
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The oldest 1,500-year-old wooden prosthesis in Europe
Archaeologists at the Austrian Archaeological Institute (OeAI) announced on January 14 that an object they believe to be the oldest prosthetic body in Europe, in the for…
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The first city of China in the time of King Yao
Dao Tu relic in Son Tay province is the capital of the time of King Nghieu - the earliest dynasty of China in the beginning.
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Detecting 3 pots of coins in the farm
While hoeing grass land on the farm, Mr. Nguyen Tuan Lich (Ha Tinh) discovered strange objects, dug deep into 15cm to see a deep hole with 3 coins of coins.