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India discovered the largest mass of amber in history
International fossil researchers have discovered an amber weighing up to 150kg in Gujarat, western India.
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Will assess the life of the giant crocodile jaw
Can Tho Museum is negotiating to take the crocodile jaw bone to inspect and then display it to the people to admire.
Archeology
There is evidence of life on Mars 4 billion years ago
Scientists have discovered a rock with fossils proving the presence of ancient primitive life on Mars.
Archeology
Hypothesis of the life of
In the area of grain storage, there is a lot of burnt ash, burnt rice ... It is possible that this environment has created an absolute anaerobic condition that makes t…
Archeology
Revealing a new mystery about Shakespeare's life
British archaeologists believe that they are about to discover previously unknown secrets about the life and career of genius writer William Shakespeare.
Archeology
Egypt found the door to the afterlife
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered the door to the afterlife for an ancient powerful official.
Archeology
Root the explosion of life on Earth
One of the most important moments in Earth's life was the Cambrian explosion of life, about 540 million years ago, when complex and multicellular life forms appeared thr…
Archeology
The erupting ancient volcano caused a global extinction disaster
A previously unknown volcanic eruption has led to a global extinction disaster that occurred 260 million years ago. But recently it has been forced by Leeds University s…
Archeology
The brain size of a dwarf hobbit can be explained by the hippo island's life
The ancient Madagascan hippopotamus has helped to find out why the hobbits are so small, according to a report from scientists at the Natural History Museum in the Natur…
Archeology
Explore the ancient Egyptian residential area
A well-preserved mud brick residential area in southern Egypt is providing valuable information about Egyptian daily life 3000 years ago.
Archeology
Ancient dogs play a role in bringing the deceased to the afterlife
Hundreds of prehistoric dogs excavated throughout southwestern America show that dogs and animals play an important role in ancient American beliefs.
Archeology
Two oxidation phenomena in ancient oceans explain the spread of complex life forms
According to a new study, increased oxygen and oxidation rates in deep waters around 635 to 551 million years ago could affect the increase and spread of the first compl…
Archeology
Life evolved through an explosion on earth
The largest diversity of species on earth occurred 542 million years ago in the Cambrian explosion. But scientists argue that a similar and rapid evolutionary explosion…
Archeology
The explosions of life
600 million years ago, just before the Cambrian century many multicellular life forms appeared through evidence of fossils in Ediacara.
Archeology
Egyptian life recreated in the ancient tomb
Belgian archaeologists have discovered an intact tomb of an Egyptian official who lived 4,000 years ago, including statues that simulate people's daily activities.