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Discovering the statue of Queen Ti of Egypt
An archaeological group at Johns Hopkins University unearthed the statue of Queen Ti, one of the most important women in Egyptian history and the wife of Pharaoh Amenhot…
Discovered the skeleton of dinosaurs 71 million years ago
Argentine archaeologists have discovered a nearly intact large skeleton of Titanosaurus, a long-necked herbivore that lived 71 million years ago. According to archaeolog…
Scary archaeological findings
Some archaeological findings are formidable, drawing a terrible picture of life and death in the past.
Discover an ancient My Son underground Quang Nam
On October 25, the Institute of Archeology and the Center for Conservation of Heritage of Quang Nam announced that there were traces of temple architecture deep undergro…
Archaeological remains of victims of epidemics 'Apocalypse Day' Egypt
Archaeologists excavate the remains of horrific plague victims described as
Find ancient texts about the
While digging in La Corona excavation area in Guatemala, archaeological experts discovered an ancient Mayan script, dating back to 1,300 years and the content mentions t…
Learn the origin of sunflowers
Global warming can affect one of the world's major oilseed crops - sunflower. Understanding the genetic information of early sunflowers is key to improving future harves…
The poisonous snake serpent as an ancient war weapon still crawls off the street
Archaeological experts said that in ancient times the Greek navy used to throw the poisonous snake serpent Javelin San Boa (Tiger carrying desert) to enemy ships.
The world's first archaeological dog
A Australian hybrid Black Labrador breed named Migaloo has been trained to become the first
Scientific identifier for Tortoise tool: Le Loi or Vietnam?
The archaeological archeology magazine in April 2000 announced Ho Guom Turtle Tool with the name Rafetus leloi (Turtle Le Loi). This is the largest freshwater turtle in…
Identified the home of the panda
French and Chinese scientists have identified the hometown of pandas based on recent archaeological discoveries. According to recent archaeological findings, the Longgup…
Many world heritage sites are threatened
The warming of the earth caused many pyramids to be buried under sand, mummies in decomposed ice and collapsed temples.
The site of the archaeological site of Hoang Thanh
Near the Doan Mon gate, archaeologists unearthed more relics of the Ly, Tran, Le, and Nguyen periods.
Treasures in Ca Mau ancient ship
Ca Mau ancient ship is a ship that was archaeological excavated in 1998-1999. This is China's export ceramics ship that is on its way from Guangzhou to Europe.