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Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized the prehistoric archaeological site in the Dordogne valley and the caves in France's Vézère valley…
Unesco's Science and Education Organization has recognized Canada's dinosaur fossil park as a World Natural Heritage in 1979.
By meeting the criteria of both cultural values, aesthetics and geological values - Trang An Complex has recently been recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural and Nat…
China Ocean News said researchers from Northwest Polytechnic University in Shaanxi Province performed experiments near the Challenger abyss.
The multinational archaeological team led by Richard Owen, a scientist from Hong Kong Baptist University, has deciphered the interesting secret related to the modern hum…
According to Maria Cecilia Lozada, one of the participants in research at the University of Chicago, the mummies mentioned include the remains of adults and babies.
Archaeologists from around the world are planning to delve into the most enigmatic locations that 2017 studies have provided.
In January 2018, Dr. Zahi Hawass - a famous archaeologist in Egypt joined a team of more than 100 workers to reach an important area inside the Valley of the Kings.
The face was distorted, revealing the horrors of the mummy, urging the Egyptians to learn the identity of the dead for many years.
Archaeologists in Egypt discovered the ruins of an ancient city and an adjacent cemetery dating from 7000 to 5.3 BC.
The mask was used during a funeral 3,000 years ago, during the period when people abandoned the nomadic hunting and gathering life, began to settle permanently with farm…
An ancient insect found in amber dating back to 100 million years old with large heads and eyes resembling aliens.
Spanish scientists have discovered remnants of a grave garden of nearly 4,000-year-old Egyptian pharaohs in Luxor City, Upper Egypt.
Scientists rarely find a piece of amber that holds the dragonfly remains.
Experts identify mummy feet found at the lavish tomb in the Valley of the Queen, Egypt by Queen Nefertari, who died around 1,250 BC.