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The new skeleton was discovered in one of the most important regions of England in ancient Rome which is confusing for experts from Nottingham University.
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The new skeleton was discovered in one of the most important regions of England in ancient Rome which is confusing for experts from Nottingham University.
Scientists discovered three Australian dinosaurs at a prehistoric river branch in western Queensland.
For the ancient Zapotecs, the ancestor's femur was carried as an expression of power.
Chinese archaeologists have just restarted the excavation of terracotta warriors after a 24-year hiatus.
According to an Italian archaeologist who directed the excavation, they recently discovered the remains of a medieval vampire in a body of a plague victim in the 16th ce…
The world's largest dinosaur fossil site has just been discovered in Shandong Province, Eastern China.
The marble statue shows a miniaturized head of bearded man unearthed by Israeli ancient monk experts in the Givati parking area at the deputy David, Jerusalem National…
A University of Calgary researcher who analyzed dinosaur bones obtained after ancient bone excavations discovered a dinosaur the size of a chicken.
The newly unearthed fossil reveals a group of dinosaurs killed in the disaster that happened 72.5 million years ago.
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered that the pharaoh's tomb is powerful Seti I - the largest tomb in the Valley of the Kings - bigger than anyone ever thought.
Archaeologists have discovered traces of an 800-year-old Aztec pyramid in the center of the Mexican capital. This shows that the old city was born 100 years longer than…
The bones of a bus-sized prehistoric reptile have been found on a remote Arctic island, and may be a species that science has never known.
Greek archaeologists on March 1 announced they have found a 2,200-year-old statue of Hera god built in the wall of a city at the foot of Mount Olympus, home to the gods…
Archaeologists have discovered a large area believed to be a market with religious shops and centers on the southern edge of Athens, dating back to the 4th century BC.
Through 3 consecutive excavations of Giong Floating, Ben Tre (from 2004-2006), archaeologists have collected a total of 50,000 artifacts including ceramics, kilns, burni…