Discover the oldest pyramid-like tomb in the world
A tomb with an Egyptian pyramid-like structure discovered by scientists from Saryarkinsky (Karaganda) Archaeological Institute last year and recently published.
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A tomb with an Egyptian pyramid-like structure discovered by scientists from Saryarkinsky (Karaganda) Archaeological Institute last year and recently published.
The mummies of the Chinchorro people dating back at least 7,000 years began to turn into a black form, Science Alert reported yesterday.
The team estimates, at a height of 1.77m and weighs more than 100kg, this is the world's largest penguin species and lived about 55-60 million years ago.
The oldest wine in the world may have originated from Italy. The researchers published the discovery after finding traces of 6,000-year-old fermented grapes at the islan…
Australian scientists have deciphered the oldest trigonometric table of the Babylon world.
The scientific world is constantly arguing, so it is not advisable to open the old Speyer wine found in a Roman noble.
The 1.75m long dinosaur footprint has just been discovered in the area believed to be
Scientists have discovered fossils of giant beetles that were the terror of the waters in the period 400 million years ago.
A 5-month-old fetal mummy in a British museum may be the youngest mummy recorded in the world.
Chilean researchers are seeking international help to protect nearly 300 Chinchorro mummies found in the north of the country, considered the oldest mummies in the world…
Cave lions, the largest lion species that ever lived on Earth, may fall into extinction due to human hunting by the skin during the Stone Age.
Odessa tombs are located beneath the Ukrainian city of Odessa. It is a large tunnel system. Therefore, this place is said to be the largest tomb system in the world.
Scientists have found the world's oldest needle in a cave in Siberia, still in use after 50,000 years.
Scientists in Australia have successfully brewed an 18th-century beer after sampling yeast from a beer bottle left over a wrecked merchant ship.
The mummy is an 18-week-old fetus, carefully wrapped in a thick band of ice, housed in a cedar wood coffin filled with black plastic.