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Mammoths are malformed when near extinction
While studying the collection of twisted feather mammoth fossils in several European museums, experts discovered they often had birth defects when near extinction.
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Boxes buried 2,000 years old
Israeli officials recently announced 11 burial boxes, dating back over 2,000 years, stolen not long ago.
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New discovery of the extinction of the Neanderthals
Neanderthals may have faced the danger of extinction before modern ancestors left Africa.
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3,600-year-old mummy in Egypt
An intact mummy placed in a wooden casket with rare decorative patterns discovered in Egypt.
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Found the missing piece of ancient continent
The land on the surface of the globe was once incorporated as Rodinia's supercontinent, and now experts say it has found its remains buried under the Indian Ocean.
Archeology
Cancer is the oldest in the world
UK experts have found the cancer germ still spreading today
Archeology
Noah's new theory of boats
Based on the result of decoding ancient texts on a 3,700-year-old clay table, a British expert said that Noah does not really exist.
Archeology
Diabetic risk is caused by Neanderthal gene
A genetic variant inherited from the extinct Neanderthal genus may increase the risk of diabetes in the South American community.
Archeology
Found 1,900 year old eagle statue between London
New British archaeologists discovered a sculpture of an eagle dating to about 1,900 years while digging a construction road.
Archeology
Human evolutionary history can be rewritten
The 1.8-million-year-old skull discovered in Georgia could make experts reevaluate the entire evolution of humanity.
Archeology
China discovered 800 year old tree trunk, 500 years underground
This trunk is 20 meters long, 1.6 meters in diameter. According to local forestry experts, this timber is 700 to 800 years old.
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Found the tomb of Alexander the Great?
Archaeologists say they may have discovered Alexander the Great's tomb at a place near the ancient Amphipolis, 370 miles north of Athens.
Archeology
New timeline for the beginning of ancient Egypt
British experts have discovered that the time to move from scattered land to becoming a nation of rulers in Egypt is faster than expected.
Archeology
Promotion of Alfred Emperor's core test
The Church of England has allowed experts to conduct a test of the remains believed to belong to King Alfred the Great and his family.
Archeology
Prehistoric birds sacrifice their tails to evolve
Early birds 100 million years ago gave up the long bone tail in exchange for flexible legs and evolutionary advantages.