Archeology
The first European group to eat people
A Spanish archaeologist has confirmed that the fossil remains have been found in the limestone cave Atapuerca, Spain, showing the first Europeans to eat humans.
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3 new fossils bring Australia back to the dinosaur map
Scientists discovered three Australian dinosaurs at a prehistoric river branch in western Queensland.
Archeology
Two 6000-year-old tombs were discovered in the United Kingdom
A prehistoric complex comprised of 6000-year-old tombs, one of the earliest buildings built in the United Kingdom, was discovered by Kingston University archaeologists.
Archeology
Detecting prehistoric whales
The skeleton of a whale that died about 10,000 years ago was discovered in Strömstad.
Archeology
Fossil turtle pregnant
Paleontologists said they discovered the fossil of a turtle about 75 million years old.
Archeology
Long-necked dinosaurs do not face the neck up high?
Long-necked dinosaurs are not looking for food on the tops of trees, according to a new study that the prehistoric species should keep their necks horizontal and not upw…
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Human footprints are 1.5 million years old
Prehistoric feet are exactly like us, and scientists have found 1.5 million-year-old footprints, some because their feet can wear shoes of the size 9 left.
Archeology
Discovered the world of dinosaurs missing in Texas city
Researchers have recently unearthed 95 million-year-old dinosaurs, sharks, other prehistoric monsters and their excrements in Arlington - one of Texas' largest cities.
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Discover the largest gold vault in the UK
Treasure hunters using metal detectors discovered a prehistoric gold vault of the largest number ever in the UK.
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For the first time discovered omnivorous dinosaurs
An American scientist has found the skull of an omnivorous dinosaur that lived about 190 million years ago.
Archeology
Ancient amphibians have large teeth
In prehistoric times there was a crocodile-like carnivore that resided in the Antarctic region about 240 million years ago with large fangs at the edges of the mouth and…
Archeology
Norse people eat seals and dolphins
According to a new study, prehistoric Neanderthal diets live in caves on Rock of Gibraltar including seal and dolphin meat.
Archeology
The bite of the ancient shark is even more powerful than the T. rex dinosaur
The most powerful bite of all time is the possession of the prehistoric giant shark Megalodon. Its biting makes T. T. Rex dreadful.
Archeology
The Austrian people celebrated the prehistoric female Guard
This is Venusmania in Vienna, where the Austrian celebrated the discovery 100 years ago - a figurative figurines dating back 25,000 years ago, when mammoths dominated th…
Archeology
Finding fossilized prehistoric turtle fossils and eggs in South Alberta
Scientists at the University of Calgary and the Tyrrell Royal Paleontological Museum have recently discovered a 75-million-year-old fossil of a pregnant sea turtle.