Discovering 'The Great Wall' of Siberia
The team led by Professor Andrey Borodovsky has discovered the walls of walls dating back more than 3,000 years in Siberia, Russia, and the Siberian Times on August 15.
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The team led by Professor Andrey Borodovsky has discovered the walls of walls dating back more than 3,000 years in Siberia, Russia, and the Siberian Times on August 15.
The Siberian Times reported that scientists recently discovered a woman's mummy buried in the snowpack in the Arctic and covered with thick fur
A Siberian resident (Russia) while digging a vegetable garden in his home garden excavated the ancient mammoth tusks dating back about 400,000 years.
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a Siberian princess, buried with two guard warriors and six horses to serve the journey to the afterlife.
Russian scientists hope to identify blood relatives of a mummy of 800 years ago, found near the Arctic Circle.
Archaeological experts discovered the remains of a woman buried in the ancient tomb of the Siberian king.
The dummy plaster mask on the face containing the remains is part of the burial rite of the Siberian people who lived more than 1,500 years ago.
Portrait of a 2500-year-old mummy - Princess Ukok has been restored using 3D models and her own mummy skull.
Newly discovered dinosaur fossils in Siberia have completely changed the perception of scientists about this animal.
Modern Indians inherited 38% of genetic genes from European ancestors who moved to Siberia from tens of thousands of years ago.
During a Siberian expedition, a group of scientists found the mammoth corpse stored in perfect condition, so that the blood remained in the animal's body.
The body of a Siberian mammoth died about 37,500 years ago and is preserved in the ice being examined in Japan. The test results will help scientists understand why the…
Christie Paris collectibles group has just opened an auction of huge Siberia mammoth skeleton with a life of over 15,000 years. The owner of this precious skeleton spent…
Perhaps the next encyclopedia of botany must be rewritten. Siberian scientists have found a way to make tropical vegetables adapt to the cold climate of Russia.
After many studies, scientists from the Siberian Institute of Biotechnology and Biotechnology, have concluded that from the bottom layers of lakes and rivers, the source…