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Two mummies intact 1000 years old
New archaeologists discovered two pre-Colombo mummies, dating back over 1,000 years, on the outskirts of Lima, Peru.
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The brain is well preserved 4,000 years
A 4,000-year-old human brain has just been discovered by scientists in western Turkey in a well-preserved condition.
Archeology
New discovery about European inhabitants in the Stone Age
The time when these two groups coexist together lasts about 2,000 years, longer than previously thought.
Archeology
Discover the tomb of the ancient Etruscan prince
Archaeologists have unearthed an Etruscan tomb (an ancient Italian branch) in a small town about 80km northwest of Rome.
Archeology
Additional discoveries
Archaeologists in central Italy have unearthed two bronze statues of women and many other rare artifacts of the Etruscan civilization dating back 2,500 years.
Archeology
Why did the Cucuteni civilization disappear?
The largest settlements in Europe during the Neolithic period were built by the Trypillian Cucuteni of Ukraine, Romania and Moldova.
Archeology
Detecting an ancient bronze seal during the Le dynasty
The research team of the museum has discovered, collecting a rare ancient bronze seal in the Le Dynasty.
Archeology
Discover the miniature Colosseum arena of the Roman emperor
American investigators suddenly found a small Roman arena where Commodus emperor trained and fought beasts to win the title of
Archeology
Discover the oldest mammal
American and Chinese scientists have discovered fossils of the oldest mammal species distributed throughout Eurasia continent 160 million years ago.
Archeology
Discover the most ancient mysterious carvings of North America
Scientists have discovered the oldest rock carvings in North America dating back at least 10,000 years and are trying to decode them.
Archeology
Prehistoric Europeans like to eat spicy
Civilization of prehistoric Nordic people loves spicy food. They use garlic, mustard as a spice in dishes thousands of years ago.
Archeology
Fertilizers were used 8,000 years ago
During the Stone Age around 6,000 years BC, farmers knew how to use cattle manure such as cows, sheep, goats and pigs as a slow-release fertilizer for plants.
Archeology
Discover special ancient creatures
Chinese scientists have discovered the fossil of the flea Saurophthyrus exquisitus, believed to be a transition between ancient and modern fleas.
Archeology
Ancestor fossil turtle
American paleontologists said they discovered a fossil, thereby providing clues about the initial evolution of the natural development of tortoise shells.
Archeology
Europeans' extinct 4,000 years ago?
Australian scientists have recently analyzed some of the excavated skeletons in Germany and discovered that the European gene structure has mysteriously changed around 4…