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6-fingered limbs are 'fashion' in ancient America
People with six fingers, six toes are carved into reliefs and are seen with a critical eye.
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The lovers hold each other's hands tightly for 5,000 years in the tomb
A 5,000-year-old grave near Lake Baikal in Siberia attracts many scientists' attention because of the eternal love shown in the clutches of the lovers in the grave.
Archeology
Two mass graves have been excavated in Greece
Recently, two mass graves have been excavated in the Falirikon Delta region of southern Athens, containing up to 80 remains.
Archeology
The tomb of the general died at the hands of Vo Tac Thien
The 1,300-year-old tomb in Xi'an, China contains the remains of the novice couple, who helped to help Vo Tac Thien ascend to the throne but died under the hands of the e…
Archeology
New discovery: Hand fin ever had lungs
This is not the first time that finfish scoff at science. During the 19th century, this 2m long fish and 100kg weight were classified as extinct species.
Archeology
Human feet and hands have evolved from ancient fish fins
Vertebrate animals turn to live on the ground instead of just living in the water is a major event of life history on earth.
Archeology
Wedding rings in the ancient world
In the ancient world, the wedding ring not only represents the eternity of love, but also symbolizes the purchase of a bride, the control of the husband's property or th…
Archeology
Evidence shows that humans evolved from fish
Recently, paleontologists have found a connection between fish fins and human hands, contributing to confirming the evolutionary origin of our fish.
Archeology
Found 16 right hands that were severed, buried in the ancient palace
A group of archaeologists from the Austrian Institute of Archeology and the Austrian Academy of Sciences found that the bones of 16 hands must be buried under an ancient…
Archeology
Stone age ax with wooden handle
Archaeologists in Denmark unearthed the stone age ax that still had wooden handles.
Archeology
Discovered two skeletons holding hands for 700 years
New archaeologists unearthed two skeletons dating to about 700 years, lying side by side and holding hands.
Archeology
Find out the cause of King Richard III's death
King Richard the Third seemed to have suffered a painful death at the hands of the attackers because they had stripped the scalp and pierced the sword or sharp objects i…
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Sweden returned the pre-Inca shroud to Peru
On June 16, Sweden handed Peru a precious pre-Inca shroud in the first batch of smuggled foreign diplomats in the western South American country 80 years ago.
Archeology
The human face evolves to avoid injury
Research evidence from the ancient people (who walked by 2 limbs) showed that the human face evolved to minimize the possibility of injury when fighting.
Archeology
Discovered a 3,500-year-old male and female skeleton in the fist position
Russian scientists have discovered two 3,500-year-old men and women skeletons buried together in a fist pose in a village in Siberia.