Archeology
Hà Tĩnh: Detecting many stone tools over 4000 years
According to archaeologists of the Vietnam Institute of Archeology and the Museum of Ha Tinh Province, the above objects belong to the late Neolithic period, dating back…
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Mummy has brain, no heart
This woman died at age 30 - 40, about 1,700 years ago. According to the technique at the time, all brains and organs had to be removed before embalming.
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Scan CT for ancient fossil analysis
Scientists in California (USA) have used CT scanning technology to record an impressive detailed image of an Ice Age bee, preserved inside a nest made of ancient leaves.
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New discoveries about Stone Age people in Spain
The Stone Age skeleton was a hunter-gatherer found in 2006 in a cave at the archaeological site of La Brana-Arintero in northwestern Spain.
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Discover and excavate many archaeological archaeological sites of the Stone Age
This year, Dak Nong Provincial Museum has discovered many archaeological sites dating to different periods of the Paleolithic, New Stone and Early Metal Age.
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Native Americans are of Siberian origin
Modern Indians inherited 38% of genetic genes from European ancestors who moved to Siberia from tens of thousands of years ago.
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Found 80 skulls in the stone city of China
Archaeologists in Shaanxi Province, northwestern China, said they excavated more than 80 skulls in the Shimao ruins in China's largest stone city.
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Discovering a sundial over 3,000 years old
A carved stone is found in the Bronze Age tomb in Ukraine dating back more than 3,000 years.
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New discovery about European inhabitants in the Stone Age
The time when these two groups coexist together lasts about 2,000 years, longer than previously thought.
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The oldest leg bone in England
Dr. Wilkinson said scientists are 100% sure that the excavated piece and bone are human and most likely adult bones.
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Antiquities appear under the melted snow
Snow in the mountains of Norway and some other places are melting due to climate change. This happened to help scientists discover many ancient objects buried deep in th…
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Why did the Cucuteni civilization disappear?
The largest settlements in Europe during the Neolithic period were built by the Trypillian Cucuteni of Ukraine, Romania and Moldova.
Archeology
Fertilizers were used 8,000 years ago
During the Stone Age around 6,000 years BC, farmers knew how to use cattle manure such as cows, sheep, goats and pigs as a slow-release fertilizer for plants.
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Russia discovered thousands of years of rhino fossils
Russian scientists have unearthed the ancient Merck rhinoceros fossil that lived a few million years ago in the Ural mountains.
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The original Japanese knew how to cook food
By studying more than 100 clay bowls found in 13 different locations in Northern Japan, the team found that in some bowls found in Obihiro city on Hokkaido island.