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Researchers have found that the ancient Egyptians tend to eat more vegetables and fruits.
The world famous Atlas set of geographer Philippe Vandermaelen published in 1827 clearly shows that the Paracel and Spratly Islands are Vietnam, just received and announ…
German scientists at Ludwig-Maximilian University have discovered fossil giant sperm about 16 million years ago of a crustacean like shrimp and mussels.
One of the two newly restored statues is 11m tall and weighs 250 tons. Both statues are present at the temple of Pharaoh Amenhotep III and two other famous statues.
American paleontologists have recently identified two broken bone fragments discovered 160 years apart from the fossil part of a sea turtle.
Although it is not an amazing archaeological discovery, the discovery of the toilet still has a stench that makes the experts happy.
Researchers have recently discovered evidence of a giant living under the ocean more than 500 million years ago.
Recently, archaeologists have unearthed a grave in the ancient cemetery in Egypt. Interestingly, the tomb will open the entrance to the
Israeli officials recently announced 11 burial boxes, dating back over 2,000 years, stolen not long ago.
An ancient tomb of 3,300 years has mantras, mystical guardian charms that have just been discovered in a pyramid in Abydos, Egypt.
An ancient 3,300-year-old coffin, made of clay in the shape of a human face, was discovered in Israel.
Scientists have recently confirmed that an ancient papyrus sheet with the excerpt is said to be about the wife of Jesus not a fake.
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.
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.
The latest archaeological findings in this archaeological area in the heart of the Tuscany region include a stone-paved walkway with colored painted stones.