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Restoring ancient language
Researchers have created computer software to restore primitive languages that were the foundation for today's language.
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Detecting traces of people near Con Moong cave
Through exploration and excavation at Diem Cave, scientists discovered the prehistoric remains.
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The story of our ancestors' love with extinct people
The last mating between Neanderthals was extinct with modern people taking place from 47,000 to 65,000 years ago.
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Better thanks to the predestined salary with the ancient people
The interaction between Neanderthals and one species in the extinct genus Denisovan helps strengthen the immune system and leave evidence in the DNA of modern humans.
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The archaeological discovery of the Romans
A sewer system and some skeletons have been found by archaeologists in the city of Herculaneum, India, helping answer the diet and lifestyle of the Romans who lived 2,00…
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Detecting ancient texts 4000 years ago
Yesterday, the Capital Museum of China showed over 400 valuable items first published.
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Computer explores the secrets of the ancient Indus script
Four thousand years ago, an urban civilization existed - where people lived and traded on the border between Pakistan and India today.
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'Virtual archeology' connects fragments of ancient civilization
For decades, Greek archaeologists have always tried to reproduce the picture that holds important clues about ancient Thera culture buried under volcanic ash for more th…
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The dinosaur is as big as a bird-like respiratory bus
A huge carnivorous dinosaur that lived 85 million years ago has a respiratory system very similar to today's birds, according to an archaeological analysis revealed, thi…
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The ancient Aztec math system was decoded
Not only is the tax code of today complicated. Ancient Aztecs with tax systems are also not simpler. In order to measure taxed land strips, Aztec mathematicians had to d…
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Urban rampant may have exterminated Angkor Wat
A new map based on satellite data revealed Cambodia's Angkor Wat temple is the center of one of the world's largest pre-industrial cities. They also open the light for A…
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The ancient water system turned Israel into a paradise
Scientists in Israel unearthed an ancient water system that was upgraded by the Persians into artistic works to turn the desert into a paradise.
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Discovering a massive base under Duong Long tower
The Binh Dinh General Museum said that after nearly a month of excavation around Duong Long tower complex (Tay Son district) on an area of 1,500 m2, archaeologists hav…
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Discovering the oldest writing in America
Ancient civilizations in Mexico developed a writing system from 2,000 years ago. The discovery in Veracruz state about a rock carving iconic images made anthropologists h
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Mathematics of Mayan people
Some Gatatala Indians, Southern Mexico and Bethlehem today still use Mam, Quiche, Cakchiquel, Kekchi and Myathan languages, which are spoken in more than thirty Mayan la…