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Digging a tiny piece of gold, the new test is a 3,000-year-old treasure
Graham Ingledow has found rare artifacts near an ancient Roman fort in Wigton, Cumbria, England. And you know that stuff is very rare.
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Fossil egg shells of ostriches confirm the theory of continental drift
Scientists have thus asserted in a study just published, the DNA test results in ostrich eggs confirmed some aspects of continental drift theory.
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800-year-old mummy DNA test to find relatives
Russian scientists hope to identify blood relatives of a mummy of 800 years ago, found near the Arctic Circle.
Archeology
Egypt examined Tut's tomb to find Queen Nefertiti
Egypt on November 23 said it would test further to find the mysterious room in King Tutankhamun's tomb suspected of being a burial place for Queen Nefertiti.
Archeology
The question of the human race is unknown in China
Newly tested fossils indicate that a new, never-before-known strain of humans may have lived in northern China about 60,000 to 120,000 years ago.
Archeology
Found a place to test Jesus
It was the claim of archaeologists, who found parts hidden in the castle of Herod king in Jerusalem.
Archeology
Revealing Mona Lisa's portrait through DNA testing
Italian researchers are taking DNA samples to find the true image of the Mona Lisa.
Archeology
Rude language and tools were born at the same time
Researchers from the University of Liverpool, UK, conducted brain activity tests of 10 stone tool production experts. Participants were asked to perform a tool-making ex…
Archeology
Promotion of Alfred Emperor's core test
The Church of England has allowed experts to conduct a test of the remains believed to belong to King Alfred the Great and his family.
Archeology
The creatures of the dinosaurs extinct due to volcanoes
Scientists around the world from the New Jersey egg test to North Africa said they found a link between the sudden disappearance of half of the species on Earth 200 mill…
Archeology
Clean wash for Turin shroud
For devotees, the Shroud of Turin is a true treasure, which packs the body of Jesus when he is taken down from the cross. However, some skeptics believe it is nothing mo…
Archeology
Test of 1,000-year-old dog mummy DNA
According to a reporter in Mexico, dog mummies, about 42cm long and 22cm high, were found in 1953 at Candelaria Cave in the state of Coahuila in northern Mexico, along w…
Archeology
Mummies grafted from parts of many people
In 2001, four mummies discovered in South Uist in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, were the first mummies in Britain to be assembled from parts of different people. It is…
Archeology
Medical examination for mummies
52 mummies in the Egyptian museum in Cairo were conducted by a group of doctors and scientists from the US and Egypt to diagnose diseases. They put the mummies into the…
Archeology
Verifying the head of King Henry the Fourth of France
After nine months of testing, researchers in France verified the head of King Henry the Four, who was assassinated in 1610 at the age of 57.