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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Archaeologists found fossil skeletons of 27 massacred hunter-gatherers 10,000 years ago in Nataruk, near Lake Turkana, Kenya.
The list below will explore some of the common misconceptions about dinosaurs, and how much we already know about them, listed by NewScientist magazine.
Bulgari archaeologists discovered a 24-carat gold pendant with a date of 6,600 years in one of Europe's oldest prehistoric towns.
Colombian archaeologists have discovered the remains of prehistoric people in the Amazon forest area of the state of Guaviare, which is conducting research on stone ca…
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.
A map dating back to the 16th century accurately redraws the northern Antarctic coast, but when it has never been covered by ice. How can people know this continent at a…
A new specimen of fossils discovered in New Mexico has helped scientists gain more knowledge about mammals that appeared after the extinction of dinosaurs 65 million yea…
A Russian scientist affirmed that the strange deep subsidence in the Phrygian valley, Turkey is a mark of civilization that appeared before humans.
A Dutch researcher has examined the jaw of prehistoric mastodon. This 2.5 million-year-old fossil can provide an understanding of the primordial causes of primitive elep…
Nearly three decades ago, a group of archaeologists discovered a giant bird claw in the cave on Mount Owen, New Zealand.
Russian scientists have begun to clone the plan of cloning animals from prehistoric times, including mammoths in the hope that the permafrost in Siberia will help them a…
Chinese archaeologists have recently unearthed a 97 deformed remains of 5,000-year-old remains.
From the Antarctic icy land, researchers unearthed a prehistoric jewel: 50 million-year-old sperm.
Scientists found animal footprints in the Archosauriforms reptile group, suggesting they prospered before and during the Great Extinction.
Recently, British archaeologists have uncovered new evidence of the prehistoric golden artifact of 4,500 years ago, between Devon, Cornwall (England) and Ireland.