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Uruguayan archaeologists announced that the country has just discovered the fossil of a touching tooth (Glyptodon) dating back to 16,000 years, in the southwestern city…
Tooth decay and tooth enamel damage are one of our most common dental problems, but the ancient people who do not have a diet like us also have these problems.
According to Channel News Asia, this finding is especially noticed by scientific lovers and prehistoric learners.
Extremely rare milk fossil can reveal many things about the life of the ancient dark people in caves in southern France.
The menu of the last dinner on Noah in Christianity's Bible can also be recreated through computerized simulation technology with a special software.
Argentine archaeologists announced on April 17 that they had discovered the fossil of a family of Glyptodon (600 teeth) dating back 600,000 years.
Archaeologists found the oldest burial site of a child at a site in the autonomous region of Nieuwegein in the province of Utrecht, dating from the Stone Age, the Intern…
An international team of scientists, led by the University of New South Wales, Australia discovered fossils of a new giant bat species in the town of St Bathans, on Sout…
The Goat Cave is located in a complex of rocky mountains, land mountains in An Phu - Kinh Chu - Nham Duong district of Kinh Mon district, Hai Duong province, recognized…
Recently, experts checked DNA from the teeth of two Egyptian Egyptian mummies in the Manchester Museum and discovered a big secret.
According to Reuters, after analyzing teeth and bones, scientists believe that the young girl named Dawn, who lived 9,000 years ago, is about 15-18 years old.
Scientists have discovered fossils of ancient pandas thought to be more than 10 million years old in Hungary according to a report in international science journal New S…
The ancient Romans probably didn't need to go to the dentist, because they all had an extremely healthy set of teeth.
In films, dinosaurs are portrayed as giant carnivores with scary sharp teeth. They easily feed their prey with just one bite.
Toothbrushes are an indispensable item - when we need to use them at least twice a day.