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Mysterious tomb headless of ancient Mayans
Mexican archaeologists discovered below the famous Bonampak mural site a tomb of a mysterious, headless Mayan man.
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The prehistoric people once genocated large mammals
According to research by Bristol University, prehistoric people were responsible for the massacres of massive kangaroo and giant koalas.
Archeology
Excavation of a huge Egyptian god statue 3000 years
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a giant statue of Thoth, in the ancient Egyptian beliefs as the Moon god, governing texts and knowledge.
Archeology
The largest fossil animal population
Japanese scientists have discovered a large amount of fossil footprints of mammals and birds in the forest of Kani city, Gifu district, central China.
Archeology
Mo Cao Cao - Archaeological conclusion can change!
Archaeological Professor Wang Xun said: Archaeological conclusions may change if false factors appear.
Archeology
'Underworld' under Yonaguni
Under the clear blue water to enchant that person is the remaining mysteries that the present human hand only touches its surface.
Archeology
Find strange wrap in Egyptian mummies
The biggest surprise came from an autopsy of a 4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy that scientists discovered a small envelope in the abdomen, believed to be a mummy of a bird.
Archeology
Announced evidence of an apple falling on Newton's head
A thin handwritten manuscript reveals evidence of the story of an apple falling on the head of Isaac Newton recently announced by the leading scientific organization of…
Archeology
What helps dinosaurs become
According to a recent study of American crocodiles, dinosaur lung evolution provides a competitive advantage between them with mammals.
Archeology
Extinct dinosaurs make ostriches stop flying
Ostrich becomes a heavy and incapable bird after its dinosaurs, their main enemies, disappear forever from the earth.
Archeology
Discover the oldest set of British Royal remains
A group of scientists said they found the oldest remains of the British Royal Family, believed to have been stolen 500 years ago.
Archeology
Collect genetic samples of Cao Cao's descendants
Chinese anthropologists will collect DNA samples from people who may be descendants of Cao Cao to prove their identity as a tomb in Ha Nam.
Archeology
Restoring Ancient Loa crossbow
Senior Lieutenant Pham Vu Son and his colleagues have just restored the shape, size and operation principle of Co Loa copper arrow and the inter-European cross-shot mach…
Archeology
Find fossil tracks of 3 duckbill dinosaurs
Recently a group of Mexican scientists have found many fossil footprints of three duckbill dinosaurs dating back more than 70 million years in the northeastern part of S…
Archeology
Discovery of architectural ruins 1,400 years ago
A group of Spanish researchers discovered a human face decorated with stereotypes with dating back to about 1,400 years ago.