Prehistoric artists know how to make animated films
Prehistoric artists knew how to create sculptures that looked like they were moving on a cave wall. This is a technique like the method of making animated films today.
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Prehistoric artists knew how to create sculptures that looked like they were moving on a cave wall. This is a technique like the method of making animated films today.
German researchers say fossil evidence shows the Rhine, one of Europe's major rivers, 5 million years older than the original, according to UPI news agency.
Researcher Christopher Brochu of the University of Iowa has discovered that a huge new crocodile species can swallow people who once lived in East Africa. According to t…
Scientists at Cambridge University, England, have excavated hundreds of intact relics dating back to 3,000 years at Cambridge Fens.
An ancient vase is defined in the early days of Champa culture (192-1306 SCN), dating from the 5th century.
The ancient pottery pots were identified by experts as the oldest kendi pottery of Champa (the type of non-loop faucet) which has just been collected from the heart of H…
Excavation results in Quang Ngai province show that the new post-stone cultural flow from the Central Highlands towards the delta to flourish on the pre-Sa Huynh period
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 ...
The Egyptian Ministry of Culture said on August 25 that archaeologists have discovered an ancient citadel of 3,500 years in a desert valley in the country.
The Amazon River originated as a transcontinental river about 11 million years ago, and began to take shape today about 2.4 million years ago.
Hundreds of fossil coral relics have been discovered by Ho Tan Phan from the bottom of Huong River. These corals inside have many sea creatures that have also fossilized.
The skeleton was discovered at the Chambers Pier of Tideway in Bermondsey, during the construction of the Thames Tideway Tunnel.
Titan, a Saturn moon satellite, has ravines hundreds of meters deep with rivers with flowing water signaling the possibility of life.
The mountain half of the giant Tharsis on Mars is the author that makes the red planet's surface rotate with a billion tons of lava.
One day, astronauts set foot on Mars, how will they live in an architectural headquarters?