Mysterious island of ancient fortress in Siberia
Glancing at him, Russia's square island Por-Bajin looked like an ominous prison or fortress, with many damaged structures. Until today, it is unknown what the island is…
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Glancing at him, Russia's square island Por-Bajin looked like an ominous prison or fortress, with many damaged structures. Until today, it is unknown what the island is…
A group of international experts returned from the first expedition in three flooded caves in Tsimanampetsotsa National Park, carrying large fossils to find a solution t…
Scientists have solved the 180-year mystery of South American ungulate mammals that famous naturalist Charles Darwin when he was described as
The results of DNA analysis of 3,000-year-old Paracas skulls have been controversial, suggesting that Paracas are not among the people we have ever known.
More than 2,000 years ago, the Romans developed a standard formula for making mortar that links pebbles and stones made of volcanic ash and bricks to build structures.
The burial place of Genghis Khan for the past hundred years is still a mystery, but recently, a group of amateur archaeologists believe that they have come close to find…
It is estimated that this is a very valuable fossil for deciphering ancient mysteries.
A new study indicates that embalming in Egypt may start 1,500 years earlier than what we previously thought, ie nearly 6,000 years ago.
The larvae are found in the black soldier fly, with the scientific name Hermetia illucens. This fly grows thanks to decaying organic material.
Ancient meat eating is still one of the mysteries that scientists have been studying ...
The mysteries associated with a 9 million-year-old whale graveyard in the Atacama desert located next to the Pan-American highway in Chile were finally revealed.
The mysteries surrounding the Anglo-Saxon warrior king promise to be discovered soon, after a piece of his remains was finally found.
British archaeologists say an excavation in Italy discovered many new mysteries of Portus harbor, once a gateway to Rome.
The new research shows that dinosaurs can grow and have huge sizes because they have more flexible, flexible joints than terrestrial mammals.
The dark mysteries of the legend Beowulf, the oldest epic of England, are gradually rising from the grave in eastern Denmark.