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Discover new evidence of the oldest stone tool chronology in Turkey
Scientists have discovered the oldest stone tool ever found in Turkey, indicating that humans have visited the gateway from Asia to Europe much earlier than we had befor…
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New discovery about the custom of burial in the ice age
New archaeologists discovered the 11,500-year-old skeleton of two babies, hiding information about the burial custom of the last ice age in North America.
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Detecting fossil mammoths along the river
According to The Moscow Times, archaeologists in Siberia have discovered the fossil skeleton of a mammoth.
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Detecting many archaeological relics in Dong Van stone plateau
From July 26 to August 6, Vietnam Archaeological Institute survey conducted a survey of 14 monuments (including 13 ancient river floor relics and 1 cave monument) along…
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Ostia ancient Roman port was bigger than the holy land of Pompeii
The ancient Roman port of Ostia was built on the mouth of the river Tiber, it was built into a giant complex under Emperor Claudius and named Portus-meaning port.
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Tattoo of the Nile River mummy 1,300 years old
Wrapped in gauze bandages and described as horror characters in Hollywood movies, long ago Egyptian mummies have created irresistible appeal to scientists.
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Discover the largest platypus fossil in Australia
There are no mammals that are living but unusual in platypus. It has a large beak, like a bird's beak, thick, hairy-like, and its legs are like a beaver.
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Ancient Roman skulls under the Thames
The railway project staff in London, England, recently discovered 20 Roman skulls believed to be from the first century AD.
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Intact fossil dinosaur tail discovered
A construction worker in Canada accidentally discovered a fossil dinosaur tail pattern millions of years ago.
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People lived in the Thames River 9000 years ago
Rare evidence suggests that humans lived in the Thames (England), 9,000 years ago, discovered by archaeologists in the Crossrail project.
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Graveyard mammoth under the Volga river
Russia's largest river is likely to contain a mammoth graveyard. Scientists hypothesize that after divers often encounter prehistoric animal bones in the riverbed.
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Found ancient boats 3500 years in England
On the old boats, keep the oars, rudders and jewelry intact. Eel traps, weapons, ceramics and labor tools were also found.
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Dinosaurs also know how to swim
Dinosaurs can be quite heavy on the set, but new evidence suggests that they are ranking swimmers, overpowering long distances, of course underwater.
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Redefining the age of Indian civilization
Indian civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, including lands in countries like India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh today.
Archeology
Tuyen Quang: Discovered the ancient wreck in the Lo River
Vu Van, deputy director of Tuyen Quang Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism said that during the survey and exploration on Lo River, Tuyen Quang province has discov…