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The oldest drawings of humanity
Archaeologists have uncovered the oldest drawings of humans as seals painted in the Cave of Nerja, Malaga, Spain more than 42,000 years ago. This discovery will radicall…
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Detecting bronze artifacts intact
Scientists at Cambridge University, England, have excavated hundreds of intact relics dating back to 3,000 years at Cambridge Fens.
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The corpses 'hold hands' together for 1,500 years
Archaeologists who have unearthed two human skeletons in northern Italy showed that they were buried in a holding position from the Roman empire about 1,500 years ago.
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What did people in stone age eat?
Evidence from the vessels found around the Baltic Sea region in northern Europe shows that farmers in the early stages of the Neolithic period continued to process foods…
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When did the modern people appear?
The jaw fragment was found in a prehistoric cave in Torquay, the earliest evidence to show the emergence of modern humans in northwestern Europe, the scientists said.
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Mammals extinct due to the effects of climate change and humans
Scientists working at the University of Sydney, Australia, said that both climate change and people are responsible for the extinction of large mammal populations, prese…
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The face of half of the half-ape of human ancestors
Karabo lived nearly two million years ago, probably our first ancestor and was
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Detection of skin with skin 1.9 million years
Scientists have discovered two quite complete skeletons with a life of 1.9 million years. In it, it is important to have some skin left, creating a premise to test our a…
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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…
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New discovery at the mysterious work of Stonehenge
The excavation that has just been carried out at Stonehenge has changed some of our human knowledge of the work that contains many of these mysteries.
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Tyrannosaurus is more violent than we think
British and American archaeologists, recently, discovered the tyrannical dinosaur (T-Rex) much bigger, far more violent than human imagination.
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The mystery of the stones in the mouth of the dead
A number of human remains from the 8th century have been found with large stones caught in the mouth. Researchers believe that at that time, local people did so so that…
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Determining the evolution of human apes
CT scans (computed tomography scans) of fossilized skull fragments dating back to 1.4 million years can help researchers end a long debate about the evolution of Austral…
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Australia is the first explorer country in the world
The study also revealed that the ancestors of Australian aborigines were separated from the world's first modern humans leaving Africa.