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France proceeded to excavate the site from the Iron Age
French archaeologists excavated the cemetery from the Iron Age in a swamp between the highway and the bend of the Seine in southeastern Paris (France).
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Fruit cake is nearly 200 years old
A grandmother in England is currently storing a fruit cake made on Holy Week in 1821. Up to this point, the cake is 192 years old and has spent 5 generations in the fami…
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Find the set of hooks from the ice age
Archaeologists have found six hooks made of mammoth bones, created and used by the ancient people at the end of the ice age, about 12,300 years ago.
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Explore the upper society of the Stone Age in Israel
Excavation of an ancient village in northern Israel has helped archaeologists discover hundreds of artifacts that show a link between a high-class society in this villag…
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Redefining the age of Indian civilization
Indian civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, including lands in countries like India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh today.
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The mysterious couple died in an ancient stone age
Two skeletons of an 8,000-year-old couple have been discovered in a well dating from the Stone Age, in Israel, which also contains many mysteries that make archaeologist…
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Discovering mammoth bones near Paris
French archaeologists found an almost intact mammoth skeleton from the Ice Age in the countryside of Paris.
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Discover the oldest Scottish home dating back 10,000 years
The traces of a house are said to be the earliest in Scotland to be discovered by scientists.
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Sweden discovered an ancient stone tomb of 5,500 years old
A tomb dating to about 5,500 years is believed to belong to a recently discovered Stone Age chief in Sweden.
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Human bone detection dating to 12,000 years in Japan
Okinawa Prefectural Museum on October 19 revealed that human and animal bones and radiocarbon dating tools have been discovered for 12,000 years in a cave in Nanjo City,…
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Ancient people cure toothache with beeswax
New research has found beeswax used to cure cracks in the neck 6500 years ago of the ancient people in Slovenia (Italy). This may be one of the very rare examples of ear…
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3D images of pupae over 300 million years
Experts from the University of Manchester (UK) used 3D technology to study 305 million-year-old pupae. British scientists say high-resolution CT scans have allowed them…
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Mysterious skulls appear in Syria
Archaeologists found the skulls crushed from the Stone Age in Syria and they did not understand why they were cut from the body, 11 skulls found in Syria dating back abo…
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Find a 9,000-year-old animal statue
Israeli archaeologists have discovered two 9,000-year-old animal statues while excavating an area to build a highway a few kilometers north of Jerusalem.
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Redefining the Stone Age dating from poison
The analysis of some of the oldest toxic artifacts and drugs shows that the Late Stone Age could begin in Africa 20,000 years earlier than the time that scientists still…