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The culprit makes us infected with worms, lice are ... ancient Romans
Ancient Romans contributed to the risk of parasites such as worms, and lice increased significantly.
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Discover a secret tunnel inside the ancient Hittile castle
After excavating a castle in central Turkey, archaeologists discovered a secret tunnel built by the Hittites about 4,000 years.
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Discovered stone statues bearing male and female sex symbols under the Indian river
The dry weather in December caused a sharp drop in the water level of the Shalmala River, Karnataka, India, revealing thousands of stone statues Linga and Yoni, male and…
Archeology
Ancient water 4.6 billion years hidden thousands of kilometers underground
Scientists for the first time found water molecules at the time of new Earth formation about 4.6 billion years ago under a depth of 2,900km in the ground.
Archeology
Journey of domesticated water rice
British scientists discovered the process of introducing wet rice cultivation from a wild plant species, contributing to further clarifying the history of human species…
Archeology
Drought, exposed to the church 400 years under the Mexican reservoir
The prolonged drought caused the water level of the Grijalba River in southern Mexico to drop by nearly 25 meters and accidentally exposed the church 400 years to the bo…
Archeology
Unexpected fossil detection of marine reptiles has 4 nostrils
This marine reptile is also known as the fish lizard. The strange thing is that its very 'weird' nose, unlike any reptile ever.
Archeology
Ancient wells over 600 years have never run out of water
About a kilometer from the coast, two ancient wells are the source of drinking water for many generations of Thuan An villagers (Quang Nam) and no matter how severe the…
Archeology
Latest discovery of the world's first flowering tree species
After years of studying fossils of a tree more than 125 million years ago and living in the water, American scientists have recently concluded that this is the first flo…
Archeology
Egyptian mummy floating on the canal
Two ancient mummies were discovered floating in the wastewater stream in a village in eastern Egypt.
Archeology
Discovered lost relatives of Loch Ness monster
Paleontologists have discovered a creature believed to be a long-lost relative of the Loch Ness monster in Scotland.
Archeology
The ancient wreck is over 2,000 years old
The body of an ancient ship dating back to 700 BC (2,700 years ago) has just been found in Malta's waters.
Archeology
200-year-old mineral water bottle
A jar of mineral water discovered from the Baltic Sea bottom, part of Poland, is considered the oldest in the world for the type of bottled mineral water.
Archeology
The strange reptile has hundreds of needle-like teeth
A creature with teeth has hundreds of sharp needles like new ones discovered by Chinese paleontologists.
Archeology
Found mammoth ivory in the middle of American streets
When digging water pipes in Seattle, USA on February 11, workers found mammoth ivory 10,000 years ago.