'Meteorite cemetery' in the deadliest desert in the world
Scientists have discovered the Atacama desert - the driest place on earth - once the center of the attack of hundreds of ancient meteorites.
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Scientists have discovered the Atacama desert - the driest place on earth - once the center of the attack of hundreds of ancient meteorites.
Since ancient times, aloe vera (aloe vera, aloe vera) has been used extensively in beauty, in medicine and also for the preparation of dishes.
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered the ruins of an ancient fortress dating from the 26th dynasty, the last dynasty that the indigenous Egyptians ruled before the Pe…
About 20km northwest of the town of Hafford, in Saskatchewan, Cacsh has a forest with strong twigs and twigs, curiously unusual, attracting the curiosity of many visitor…
Workers are scooping land for construction of embankments at Xuan Thieu beach (Da Nang), discovering a bronze magic god, dating back to 200 years.
The Israeli Antiquities Agency (IAA) said the country's researchers have succeeded in brewing beer from the yeast from 5,100 years ago.
Archaeologists have discovered false tunnels and doors, the maze of entrances and walkways disguised, traps and curses into the design of symbolic structures.
Archaeologists have been challenged to discover evidence of crocodile bones in an ancient desert area of Israel.
The wall was led by General Cao Bien in Tang Dynasty to protect Chengdu, but was reformed into the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
An unknown ancient species gave birth to both modern humans and extinct Neanderthals, in a miraculous evolution of 800,000 years ago.
After a long period of research, archaeologists finally determined that the vestiges in a cave in Italy are human.
Around 450, in the Chihuahuan Desert, some brave individual was alone eating a whole rattlesnake snake.
Since ancient times, the concept of kg has been defined by a cylindrical platinum-iridium alloy block, called Le Grand K and protected in a basement in the suburbs of Pa…
How the Romans made iron so hot that it could be poured gently into the broken road sections is still a mystery. After 2,000 years, some sections remain intact.
This animal is very much like a crocodile, 4m long when still immature.