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Jurassic fossils reveal a new long muzzle crocodile
After nearly 250 years of excavation, scientists have finally identified the identity of the fossilized crocodile skeleton in Bavaria.
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The 3,000 year old swamp carries a 'monster' in his body
University of Cambridge (UK) has just published research on an ancient swamp village where humans live with parasites up to 1m long in the kidney.
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Revealing many prehistoric human remains in Southeast Asia's largest volcanic cave
The results of the excavation of archaeologists and geologists are dozens of ancient human remains in the largest system of volcanic caves of Chu Bluk in Southeast Asia,…
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Discover two intact ancient tombs in southern Greece
The new tombs were found intact near the town of Nemea, southern Greece, consisting of two undiscovered graves and remains of 14 people.
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The general remains of the most respected Napoleon are found under the dance floor in Russia
The remains of one of the most respected Napoleon generals were found after excavations under the foundation of a dance floor in Russia.
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Discover dozens of 2,000-year-old mummies in Egypt
Polish archaeologists have unearthed a 2,000-year-old mummy collection during excavations in a large graveyard in Saqqara, northern Egypt.
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Mysterious 'mystical' burial place 4,000 years old in England
Archaeologists are unearthing some ancient tombs dating back 4,000 years on an island of England that is linked to many mythological elements with the monks' mysterious…
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Build houses, dig ancient towns 2,000 years
A construction site in England has become a huge archaeological site when workers accidentally hit a Roman town dating back to 43 AD.
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The stone piece from the wonders of Stonehenge is returned after 60 years
A part of the Stonehenge stone wonder in England missing during archaeological excavations six decades ago has been found.
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Excavation of the 2 most exotic Egyptian tombs in history: after 4000 years, the paint is still new
Both tombs are very well preserved, to the extent that the drawings seem to be painted recently.
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Discover the largest statue of the Mayan foundry
Archaeologists during the excavation in Guatemala have discovered the largest known Mayan sculpture factory.
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28 mysterious remains reveal the disaster from the game of children
Recent excavations in Alaska have identified a tragic legend as true, through traces of 28 350-year-old remains and over 60,000 valuable artifacts.
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The 15,600-year-old footprint confirms human history in the Americas
Scientists have discovered human footprints dating back to 15,600 years in southern Chile. This is considered the oldest trace of humanity in America.
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The rotating house uses the power of storms to settle on the ground
Homes of the future are capable of resisting storms and withstanding the weight of the wind. Architect Margot Krasojevic has created houses revolving around a wall.
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Excavation of a bustling wooden statue dating back 4,000 years in Egypt
A group of Swiss and French archaeologists have unearthed a head-to-body figure of woods dating back over 4,000 years at Saqqâra, Egypt.