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Broken objects reveal a mysterious ritual of the Bronze Age
When archaeologists unearthed a treasure of bronze-era artifacts, they must have thought they had won.
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Archeology
New face of mummy 5,300-year-old mummy
Combining science and art, Dutch brothers Adrie and Alfons Kennis have re-created faces for the famous Otzi mummy dating to 5,300 years old.
Archeology
Discovered the 5,000-year-old homosexual remains
Archaeologists in the Czech Republic have discovered a 5,000-year-old remains that they believe belong to a gay caveman.
Archeology
Discovered a huge 'graveyard' during the ice age
Construction workers have discovered an archaeological site consisting of many fossils of giant animals during the ice age, such as mammoths, mastodons and sloths.
Archeology
The tape has a new look
Oetzi simulation doll, the world-famous iceman was discovered in Italy in 1991, will have a new face on the 20th anniversary of his found.
Archeology
The use of prehistoric human skulls
Prehistoric people, particularly in the Ice Age, took advantage of human skulls as cups in macabre parties.
Archeology
Beer helps civilization grow faster
Many archaeological evidence shows that if our ancestors did not know how to make beer, maybe civilization on earth has developed more slowly than reality, ...
Archeology
Antiquities can increase age due to cattle leg
Archaeologists often calculate the age of artifacts from the Stone Age based on the depths of antiquities found, ie the greater the depth, the higher the age of artifact…
Archeology
Discovered archaeological ruins of Aryan civilization
The Bronze Age cities built by the Aryans were started in the Western civilization of Europe, recently discovered in a remote area of Russia.
Archeology
Cao Cao's grave is suspected of being his nephew
Some Chinese scientists say that the tomb in An Duong, Ha Nam and China is still considered to be Cao's, actually by Wei Yuan De, the last emperor of Wei.
Archeology
The 42,000-year-old mammoth appeared for the first time
The Mammoth Elephant named Lyuba, after 42,000 years of being buried in mud, first appeared in the US public at The Field Museum, Chicago state.
Archeology
Discover the Eden garden of the human race in the ice age
US scientists have said they found the ancient Eden garden of the ice age at the Pinnacle Point area, on the south coast of Africa.
Archeology
Discovered a Stone Age paddle in Korea
Korean archaeologists said on August 17 that they had unearthed a single wooden paddle that is believed to have dated back to about 7,000 years in an almost intact state.
Archeology
Humans know how to use the tool from 3.4 million years ago
This finding may force scientists to rewrite human evolutionary history.
Archeology
Mexico discovered human skeleton more than 10,000 years
Mexican archaeologists have brought the human skeleton dating back 10,000 to 14,000 years out of a submerged cave.