Discovered a prehistoric crocodile species in Thailand
Paleontological researchers have discovered a new crocodile species after finding fossils in northeastern Thailand.
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Paleontological researchers have discovered a new crocodile species after finding fossils in northeastern Thailand.
In the survey, archaeological survey in late November and early December 2010 in Hung Dao commune, Hoa An district, Cao Bang province, Vietnam Institute of Archeology ...
Archaeological researchers found a lot of traces of prehistoric people 7,000 years ago in Khuoi Na cave in Ha Giang.
Italian scientists have found archaeological evidence proving that humans have grinded flour 20,000 years ago, and that many years people have used cereal grains in the…
This finding may force scientists to rewrite human evolutionary history.
Irkutsk archaeologists (Russian Federation) are standing on the threshold of a world-class discovery ...
One theory is that the oldest ancestor of humanity is fish. It was prehistoric fish that paved the way for the current evolution.
Australian scientists believe that prehistoric people lived on the Indonesian island of Flores at least a million years ago.
A prehistoric human skeleton that scientists have discovered in South Africa can help us fill in the missing information in the gap in the evolutionary story of mankind.
According to research by Bristol University, prehistoric people were responsible for the massacres of massive kangaroo and giant koalas.
This is the oldest spider web in the world discovered, scientists determined its date about 140 million years ago.
Scientists have come to the startling discoveries of cannibalism in the Stone Age Europe.
On October 2, American scientists announced the discovery of the oldest fossil skeleton of the human ancestor, Ardi, of the genus Ardipithecus ramidus, which is 4.4 mill…
A cave of prehistoric water in the Dominican Republic became
The new skeleton was discovered in one of the most important regions of England in ancient Rome which is confusing for experts from Nottingham University.