Strange findings from ancient DNA
It is very rare to find people who live with DNA almost unchanged for 8000 years. The ancient world had crazy migrations and genome disturbances everywhere.
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It is very rare to find people who live with DNA almost unchanged for 8000 years. The ancient world had crazy migrations and genome disturbances everywhere.
The Institute of Archeology and Tuyen Quang Museum has just discovered a site with a grave site of the people in the cave in the limestone mountains in Na Tham cave, Ban…
When he died at age 65 in 1656, Louise de Quengo was buried with a heart-shaped metal box that, according to the notes on the box, was the heart of her husband.
Treasure hunters find the oldest gold jewelry set in England dating back to 2,500 years.
A British resident found a selfie photo dating back to the Stone Age carved on a 4000-year-old stone block depicting the painter's house beneath the constellation.
The earliest human presence in North America may be at the end of the ice age. The group hid in caves in Bluefish, quickly expanding throughout the continent and being t…
The Rheged Kingdom was one of the civilizations that existed in the Dark Kingdom of England, famous for the first English poems composed from the Middle Ages.
A research team found two sets of remains in the fist posture originating about 4,500-5,000 years ago in Siberia, Russia.
The amulet was born 6,000 years ago with the seamless casting technology still used by NASA to build spacecraft.
The statue of the man who is pondering with many other artifacts excavated in Yehud, Israel may be the burial sacrifice of an important member in ancient society.
Russian archaeologists discovered 50,000-year-old jewelry made from ostrich egg shells in a cave in Siberia.
The scientist believes that if the stone is proved to be truly a map, it will be something
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.
An archaeologist discovered hundreds of prehistoric stone carvings in Scotland for the purpose of not using.