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Found blood cells in dinosaur fossil foundations of 75 million years
The scientists discovered residual traces of red blood cells and connective tissue in dinosaur fossil foundations of 75 million years old.
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The body of the mother and her two children over 7,000 years old
Experts discovered the burial place of a young mother and two twins in Siberia, Russia, who died in a difficult birth about 7,700 years ago.
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History of dogs and American civilization
Researchers at the University of Illinois conducted research on fossils of ancient dogs in search of their origin and ancient American civilization.
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The hobbit is a history of Down?
Researchers have just released a new thesis in the debate over the true identity of fossil human skeletons dating back to more than 18,000 years (called LB1).
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The first case of Down syndrome in human history
The 1,500-year-old skeleton discovered in France has signs of Down syndrome and is believed to be the earliest case of history.
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Australian volcano caused the first extinction in history
A Curtin University researcher has demonstrated that the ancient volcanic eruptions in Australia 510 million years ago have caused significant impacts on the climate, ca…
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Re-describe the oldest skull of a dolphin
The oldest known dolphin skull has been studied in the 1970s but has not been detailed, so the work continues.
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Awaken 2,000 forgotten tombs in the US
Underneath the grass and dust next to the trees on the campus of the University of Mississippi Medical Center (Mississippi, USA), part of the history of the United State…
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Discover the tomb of the ancient Egyptian wine maker in Luxor
The ancient tomb of a brewer dating back more than 3200 years was discovered in Luxor, Upper Egypt, National Geographic magazine announced.
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Discover and excavate many archaeological archaeological sites of the Stone Age
This year, Dak Nong Provincial Museum has discovered many archaeological sites dating to different periods of the Paleolithic, New Stone and Early Metal Age.
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Lice 'write' human history
Human history is encoded in the lice 's genome, helping researchers to see hidden aspects of human evolution.
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Human evolutionary history can be rewritten
The 1.8-million-year-old skull discovered in Georgia could make experts reevaluate the entire evolution of humanity.
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Prehistoric Europeans like to eat spicy
Civilization of prehistoric Nordic people loves spicy food. They use garlic, mustard as a spice in dishes thousands of years ago.
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The discovery may change the history of Australia
The coins were identified dating back to the 900s. Researchers believe they originate from the ancient Kingdom of Kilwa in Africa (today near Tanzania).