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Detecting strange 5,500-year-old fingerprints on ancient ceramic pots
Danish archaeologists discovered fingerprints dating back to 5,500 years and much evidence of how people lived thousands of years ago.
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Dozens of tombs containing hundreds of 1,200-year-old ancient mummies were discovered in Peru
According to experts, ancient mummies from this age to birth reach 1,200 years old.
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The human ancestors lived about 239,000 years ago?
By identifying the DNA sequence of 2636 inhabitants in Iceland, scientists have identified the role of gene mutations for all diseases that modern humans may have. At th…
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Detection of extinct rhino in 10,000 years
Researchers discovered the body of a turn-feather rhino, an extinct 10,000-year-old animal.
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The tomb of 3,000 years of age is startling
A tomb dating back 3,000 years has just been found in Egypt in a startling situation with archaeologists.
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People use drugs from prehistoric times
According to a Spanish anthropology professor, humans use hallucinogens and opium poppies from the Stone Age.
Archeology
New discovery about the custom of burial in the ice age
New archaeologists discovered the 11,500-year-old skeleton of two babies, hiding information about the burial custom of the last ice age in North America.
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Discovering footprints from the Stone Age 5000 years ago
The Daily Mail reported that archaeologists while conducting an excavation at the Femern Belt tunnel in the Danish island of Lolland.
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Stone age ax with wooden handle
Archaeologists in Denmark unearthed the stone age ax that still had wooden handles.
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Found in the fortress of a 2,000-year-old horse carriage
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of an Iron Age-era horse carriage more than 2,000 years ago.
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Discovered the silver crown in the ancient tomb from the Bronze Age
The silver crown is one of many precious objects found in the excavation site of an ancient tomb, dating from the Bronze Age in Spain.
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Ancient people eat snails from 30,000 years ago
A new archaeological excavation in Spain reveals that humans eat snails from the Paleolithic period 30,000 years ago.
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The world's oldest wine cellar
The discovery of an ancient wine cellar in Israel shows that people have been producing, distributing and consuming wine for a long time in the Mediterranean and Near Ea…
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Practically dig up 4300-year-old gold jewelry
A group of British elementary students on the trip actually found a rare gold jewelry, dating from 2,300 BC.
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Treasure 2,000-year-old coins
Recent archaeologists excavated a treasure of many coins dating to about 2,000 years old, in a cave in England.