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The new study shows that a handful of frozen human hair discovered in northwestern Greenland is proof that the first Eskimos in the New World were not native American br…
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The new study shows that a handful of frozen human hair discovered in northwestern Greenland is proof that the first Eskimos in the New World were not native American br…
Archaeologists claim the latest discovery in a large ancient Egyptian graveyard are three false doors used to communicate with the dead. This discovery dates back to the…
The 6,000-year-old carved figures from an ancient tomb are one of the latest discoveries during the construction of the highway in Ireland. The historic area is located…
Archaeologists have unearthed an intact crypt of an ancient Egyptian official, revealing important details about the burial method of the ancient middle class. The humbl…
The Chinese central media has just announced the most magnificent archaeological discovery since the discovery of the Beijing gibbon. It is an almost complete skull foss…
A North Dakota high school student discovered a 67 million-year-old dinosaur fossil skeleton believed to be the most intact today. Fossils include skin and tendons that…
The use of chili in Mexico was 1,500 years ago. An American study based on the analysis of 10 types of peppers found in two archaeological sites in the Oaxaca valley has…
On the outskirts of the area are the giant statues of Tula, in the Tula archaeological area, the researchers said they found 24 bones of children believed to be Tlaloc r…
In February, a group of Egyptian, Singaporean, British and Hong Kong scientists will put archaeological robots inside Cheops pyramid in Giza, near Cairo's Egyptian capit…
Through 3 consecutive excavations of Giong Floating, Ben Tre (from 2004-2006), archaeologists have collected a total of 50,000 artifacts including ceramics, kilns, burni…
The international team examined charcoal from a fireplace in the Pedra Furada archaeological site (in Serra da Capivara National Park, Brazil).
Trung Hoa Archaeological Site - one of the two largest palaces of the Tran Thien Truong Palace, has just been discovered during archaeological excavations at the field b…
On November 14, according to a source from the Hanoi People's Committee, while constructing the new Kim Lien-O Cho Dua road (in Dong Da district, Hanoi), the constructio…
A group of archaeologists from the Mexican Institute of Anthropology (INAH) has found a pink, 3.5-meter-tall monolithic stone monument, Tlaloc Rain God, dating back over…
After 6 months of extremely urgent work, up to now, the excavation and relocation of archaeological sites under the elevation of 570 of the Pleikrong hydroelectric reser…