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Aboriginal Australians represent the oldest civilization on Earth
The study, published this week in the journal Nature, found that the ancestors of indigenous Australian and Papuan Aboriginal people met and mated with a mysterious race…
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Detecting a 4,000-year-old golden sword in Scotland
Scientists have collected an ancient 4,000-year-old sword in the field of a football field.
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Discovered a noble woman's tomb 4.500 years ago
Scientists have discovered the tomb of a noble woman who lived about 4,500 years ago with many jewelry and costumes with 1,500 pearl beads and 100 pendants made from ani…
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Found the oldest 4,500-year-old gold antiquity in the world
The piece of gold is small but it is a big discovery, because it may be the oldest artifact in Europe or even the world.
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Discovering the first pyramid of humanity, building 1000 years before the Egyptian Pyramid
A Pyramid dating back longer than the Pyramids in Egypt has just been discovered in Kazakhstan.
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Discover the world's oldest oceanic crust
The oldest oceanic crust on Earth is located in the eastern Mediterranean with an age of about 340 million years.
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The surgery for piercing the skull was 3,000 years ago
Russian scientists found patients to be anesthetized with marijuana and magic mushrooms before the skull drill surgeon from 3,000 years ago.
Archeology
The dispute about dinosaurs has never existed
67 million years ago, a dinosaur died and turned into fossils, causing a controversy over recent years.
Archeology
The 5400-year-old building is buried under an ancient landfill
Archaeologists find the oldest mysterious stone work in Scotland beneath the remains of a Neolithic landfill.
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Deciphering the bundle of strange heads from the face of the dead 3700 before
Scientists recreated the face of an 18-year-old farmer who died 3,700 years ago in the Scottish highlands and discovered strange strait customs.
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The lovers hold each other's hands tightly for 5,000 years in the tomb
A 5,000-year-old grave near Lake Baikal in Siberia attracts many scientists' attention because of the eternal love shown in the clutches of the lovers in the grave.
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The custom of chopping up the bones of dead people on the ancient island of Scotland
The small and scraped marks were clearly visible on the bones of the Stone Age Orkney Islands, before they were buried in a mass grave.
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Find out the age of Western fairy tales
According to research by British and Portuguese scientists, fairy tales like
Archeology
The wave migrated to Europe at the end of the Ice Age
German scientists found climate change in the Ice Age eventually led to the disappearance of most Europeans and the emergence of newcomers from the Middle East and Euras…
Archeology
The oldest wheel in the UK excavated, revealing secrets 3,000 years ago
An ancient British wheel has just been unearthed at the British Bronze Age site, revealing the secrets of the ancient technology of ancient people 3000 years ago.