Archeology
Discovered a thousand years old dragon head
This dragon head was found by people in Gia Vien commune, Gia Phuong district, Ninh Binh province in the homeland of King Dinh Tien Hoang.
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Archeology
'Tiny' dinosaur fossils
A group of scientists from London, Cambridge and Chicago recognized and described one of the smallest dinosaur skulls ever discovered.
Archeology
Ancient amphibians have large teeth
In prehistoric times there was a crocodile-like carnivore that resided in the Antarctic region about 240 million years ago with large fangs at the edges of the mouth and…
Archeology
Ancient geese have hard teeth like bones
The 50 million-year-old skull revealed that the giant bird with a 5-meter wingspan, relatives of ducks and geese, had a rather strange trait: their beaks had bone-like h…
Archeology
Ancient elephant ancestors lived under water
A study shows that the genealogy of the largest animal that still exists on the ground may have roots from the water.
Archeology
Dinosaur teeth are as big as ... bananas
A British student studying fossils found in Nigeria in 1997 found that among them there was a great dinosaur that had never been seen on earth.
Archeology
Detecting duckbill dinosaurs with 800 teeth
Fossil hunters have found a new duck-billed dinosaur with an unusually large body and mouth full of teeth, in a dinosaur cemetery in Utah, USA.
Archeology
Researching human ancestors with a tomography machine
A very high resolution tomography machine called XtremeCT was originally designed to study osteoporosis in astronauts, which has been used to study the teeth and teeth o…
Archeology
Collect 50,000 artifacts from Giong Noi - Ben Tre site
Through 3 consecutive excavations of Giong Floating, Ben Tre (from 2004-2006), archaeologists have collected a total of 50,000 artifacts including ceramics, kilns, burni…
Archeology
Ancient monsters chew on sharks
It was a 10-meter long sea creature, weighed 4 tons and had sharp teeth that opened suddenly with bite force of up to 5 tons. Animals can chew anything in the ocean into…
Archeology
Neandertal people do not grow faster than modern people
Some anthropologists argue that Neandertals are different from modern humans due to rapid growth in short childhood. However, the analysis of two Neandertal molars was c…
Archeology
Ancient blue whales are not gentle
A fossil with fierce form and sharp teeth found in Australia shows that the ancestors of blue whales today are not
Archeology
Ancient people also had orthodontic correction
Thousands of years before the movie stars enhanced their beauty by modifying their teeth, the ancient Mexicans knew how to install dentures in rituals.
Archeology
When did human start eating meat?
In 1999, researchers found bites in the bones of an animal dating back about 2.5 million years, but no one was sure that they were caused by human teeth, because they ha…