Found the Roman ship almost intact
A nearly intact Roman ship was discovered in the waters off the town of Varazze, about 30 km from Genoa and Italy.
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A nearly intact Roman ship was discovered in the waters off the town of Varazze, about 30 km from Genoa and Italy.
Archaeologists have determined that the dam lies in the ancient Tical city territory that the Indians have dug and used for centuries as the Mayan's largest irrigation w…
According to the Greek Ministry of Culture, the country has discovered the bodies of two ancient ships under the Ionian Sea at a depth of more than 1km while conducting…
An archaeological finding shows that prehistoric people who lived more than 40,000 years ago knew how to master the skills needed to catch fast-paced fish in deep waters.
New research by US experts shows that long-necked dinosaurs graze on annual migrations to high land to avoid drought.
A group of Argentinian and Swedish paleontologists has announced the discovery of the whale fossil, dating back to 49.5 million years ago - the oldest evidence of live m…
A carnivorous fish that existed 375 million years ago was discovered in the Arctic waters of Canada.
According to the American Journal of Science on Aug. 11, American scientists have discovered fossils of a reptile living in prehistoric water.
Archeopteryx, the ancestor of the water bird, is long believed to be the earliest bird present on earth, probably not ... birds.
A newly published study shows that the elite of 10,000 years ago were
Archaeologists discovered the fragments of an ancient pharaoh and god statue in the ruins of Egypt's largest temple.
This is a giant red penguin species with a height of over 1.5m. However, this is just the fossil found and the scientists claim
Scientists have discovered traces showing that the eggs of some dinosaurs are placed in their mother's hot water circuits.
Archaeologists have discovered a dinosaur cemetery covering an area of 3.7 km2 with thousands of fossil skeletons of the Centrosaur pointed dinosaur ...
Arsenic-contaminated water is the culprit that killed the ancient people in Chile, where the embalming technique was applied as early as human history.