Archeology
The culprit of the Plague Battle killed 100,000 people in England
Researching DNA from human bones, scientists found the bacteria that caused the Plague to eradicate 1/4 of London's population in England in 1665.
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Mushrooms are 50 million years old in amber mass
The 50 million-year-old Eocene fungus was discovered in the amber mass, next to the molting shell of an insect and a rodent's hair.
Archeology
Discover the mystery of dog cemetery dating back 2,000 years
The meaning of a 2,000-year-old dog site that has just been discovered in Russia reveals a lot of information about the relationship between this faithful pet and the pe…
Archeology
The custom of chopping up the bones of dead people on the ancient island of Scotland
The small and scraped marks were clearly visible on the bones of the Stone Age Orkney Islands, before they were buried in a mass 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 first massacre in human history
Archaeologists found fossil skeletons of 27 massacred hunter-gatherers 10,000 years ago in Nataruk, near Lake Turkana, Kenya.
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Discovered the burial pit of 200 Napoleon soldiers in Germany
Archaeologists discovered a mass grave of 200 French soldiers believed to be from Napoleon Bonaparte's army in the western district of Roedelheim in Frankfurt, Germany.
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The mass grave of 7,000 years revealed a bloody massacre
German scientists found a 7,000-year-old mass grave containing at least 26 adult and child skeletons with a broken skull and broken femur, evidence of a massacre at the…
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Tragedy after the mass grave in British university
Archaeologists confirm the bones buried in mass graves in northern England belong to Scottish prisoners, including 13-year-old children.
Archeology
The mystery of the gold rush 4,500 years ago in England
Recently, British archaeologists have uncovered new evidence of the prehistoric golden artifact of 4,500 years ago, between Devon, Cornwall (England) and Ireland.
Archeology
Dreadnoughtus long neck dinosaurs weigh only 40 tons
British scientists believe that Dreadnoughtus, the longest dinosaur in the neck, weighs only 40 tons. While the scientific world previously thought it weighed 60 tons.
Archeology
Hundreds of medieval skeletons under the Paris supermarket
More than 200 bones were excavated in mass graves under a supermarket in Paris, which was once an ancient graveyard of Trinity Hospital in the 13th century.
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New discovery of terracotta army in the tomb of Qin Shihuang
These terracotta statues are proven to follow the prototype of a real army, not a mass product.
Archeology
Decipher mysteriously 42 children's bones buried with llamas in Peru
At this grave, archaeologists discovered 42 children's remains and 76 llamas dating to about 600 years old.
Archeology
Australian volcano caused the first extinction in history
A Curtin University researcher has demonstrated that the ancient volcanic eruptions in Australia 510 million years ago have caused significant impacts on the climate, ca…