Archeology
Humans know to eat plants from 180,000 years ago
Scientists believe that modern humans began to appear in Africa after genetic changes helped them to adapt to plant foods. This change makes modern humans can leave the…
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Archeology
Complete 'portrait' of a 50,000 year old girl
After analyzing the finger bone fragment gene of an ancient girl, Denisova's hair, skin and eyes were all brown. At the same time, scientists also shed light on genetic…
Archeology
Identify hepatitis B 'chronology'
According to UPI news agency, a group of Korean and Israeli scientists said a genetic analysis done on a liver biopsy of a 16th-century baby revealed that the hepatitis…
Archeology
European agriculture originated from the Middle East
The results of a study published in Science (USA) on April 26 revealed how the Stone Age farmers migrated from the Mediterranean to the North to live on hunting. , gathe…
Archeology
Human genome sheds light on the mystery of human history
Scientists have developed a new statistical method based on the sequence of complete human genomes today to elucidate the events that took place at the dawn of human his…
Archeology
Successfully code the DNA of the oldest mummy in the world
An international team of scientists has succeeded in decoding the DNA of the world's oldest mummy ever discovered.
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
'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
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
Humans were once at risk of extinction
During 1 million years of history, humans have had periods of
Archeology
Cao Cao is not their descendant Ha Hau
The search for Cao Cao's descendants to get DNA samples was urgently deployed. And recently Chinese scientists have announced the first progress of this work.
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
The British gene is associated with Iraqis and Syrians
A recent study shows that more than 10,000 years ago most British were descendants of farmers migrating from Iraq and Syria.
Archeology
Scandinavian people today are descendants of Stone Age migrants
Today's Scandinavians are not descended from the last ice age migrants, but they come from a group of people who come here later to bring agricultural production.
Archeology
Human population increased sharply at the end of the Stone Age
Genetic evidence shows that human populations began to increase in Africa at the end of the Stone Age, about 40,000 years ago.