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Archeology
Detecting the last ancestral fossils of humans and monkeys
Archaeologists have discovered a fossil skeleton of an ancient primates that is believed to be the last common ancestor of humans and monkeys.
Archeology
Strange mysteries in the ancient tomb of Maya
An intact grave is believed to have been discovered by the ancient Maya king, inside there is a bowl of human fingers and precious stones.
Archeology
Stone Age 'sex toys'
Swedish scientists have discovered that an animal carved from deer horns has an appearance similar to a human's penis ...
Archeology
Scientists stir because of the 3,000-year-old grain germination
During excavation at Thanh Den (Me Linh district, Hanoi), the excavation team found a lot of grain and scorched rice on the soil floor dating back 3,000 years.
Archeology
Hypothesis of the life of
In the area of grain storage, there is a lot of burnt ash, burnt rice ... It is possible that this environment has created an absolute anaerobic condition that makes t…
Archeology
'Paddy 3,000 years' is specially protected because of the hot sun
After more than 10 days, the grains of rice revealed from the soil layer dating back to 3,000 have grown into seedlings. The largest tree has a height of 15 cm and has n…
Archeology
Egypt discovered dozens of ancient mummies
The Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities announced that it discovered 57 ancient tombs in the country, most of them with mummies.
Archeology
Hundreds more of 3,000-year rice grains were discovered
On the morning of May 26, hundreds of grains of burnt rice on the soil floor dating back 3,000 years continue to be found by the excavation team at Thanh Den relic site…
Archeology
Discovered a more herbivorous dinosaur
Paleontologists at the University of Pennsylvania have discovered a new herbivorous dinosaur based on a skeleton discovered in western New Mexico state (USA).
Archeology
The oldest flying killer ever lived in Africa
The oldest ancient flying reptile ever lived in the Sahara desert in Africa a few dozen million years ago.
Archeology
The Mesoamerica people produced rubber from 3,500 years ago
New research from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has discovered ancient Mesoamerican rubber production capabilities 3,500 years ago ...
Archeology
Excavation of Cleopatra's property under the ocean
The new international team discovered invaluable artifacts decorating underwater palaces and temples, belonging to the Egyptian queen Cleopatra.
Archeology
Fossil detection of predators before dinosaurs
Brazilian paleontologists have found fossils full of terrifying predators, invading Earth before dinosaurs appear.
