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The oldest European text dates to 3,000 years
A handwriting clay tablet, dating back over 3,000 years, is considered the oldest European text, just discovered when scientists excavated the area in southern Greece.
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Medical examination for mummies
52 mummies in the Egyptian museum in Cairo were conducted by a group of doctors and scientists from the US and Egypt to diagnose diseases. They put the mummies into the…
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The ancient well in Ciputra urban area is over 6 meters deep
On the afternoon of April 21, Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Lan Cuong said, excavating to the bottom, the old well in Ciputra urban area (Hanoi) has a depth of over 6…
Archeology
Admire the dinosaur museum in China
Arriving at the Museum of Natural History of China this time, you will see firsthand the full dinosaur skeletons built from the pieces of fossil bones found.
Archeology
Fire was discovered late in Europe
A new study suggests that fire is used by humans in Europe later than people have thought for a long time
Archeology
Fossil discovery of a new dinosaur
In the United States, scientists found fossils of a new prehistoric dinosaur 230 million years ago in the Ischigualasto region.
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A series of precious treasures of Egypt died because of riots
At least 17 artifacts in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo disappeared after a break in the days when the country's capital shook because of riots, an official announced.
Archeology
Fossil dragonflies lose their head 100 million years
Scientists have discovered a fossil-lost fossil dragon which is preserved almost intact in amber in Myanmar.
Archeology
Egypt will receive 19 items in Tutankhamun's grave
Egypt announces the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (USA) will return 19 small objects located in the tomb of King Tutankhamun.
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Detection of fossil tobacco plants 2.5 million years
Peruvian archaeologists on November 19 found fossils of a tobacco plant in the North Amazon region dating back 2.5 million years.
Archeology
France confirmed an additional dinosaur fossil mine
French scientists claim that the stone site area in Angeac-Charente is the largest dinosaur fossil mine in France.
Archeology
Will display 5,100-year-old door
Archaeologists have discovered an amazingly preserved 5,100-year-old door in the Swiss city of Zurich.
Archeology
Find the palace of Ode in the epic of the Morning
Archaeologists from the University of Ioannina have said they have found the site of the palace of Odysseus. This proves that Odysseus is by no means a legend but a real…
Archeology
Discover new carnivorous hunchback dinosaurs in Europe
Scientists have discovered fossils of carnivorous humpback dinosaurs - named Concavenator corcovatus - in an area near the city of Cuenca in western Spain.
Archeology
42,000-year-old mammoth corpse appeared in public
The Mammoth Elephant named Lyuba, after 42,000 years of being buried in mud, first appeared in the US public at The Field Museum, Chicago state.