The first purebred horses were closed and milking
A group of international archaeologists recently discovered the earliest evidence of domesticated horses.
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A group of international archaeologists recently discovered the earliest evidence of domesticated horses.
French and Chinese scientists have identified the hometown of pandas based on recent archaeological discoveries. According to recent archaeological findings, the Longgup…
Archaeologists find the largest underwater cave in the waters off the southeastern Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, the International Business Times reported on January 17.
Archaeologists and scientists have hypothesized about 12,000 years ago, the Sahara has a rich, green beauty, not an arid desert.
What is a wife in the eyes of an archaeologist, in the eyes of a farmer. Find out through the extremely difficult definitions of your wife.
In 1907, George Herbert, the 5th Earl of Carnarvon, hired an archaeologist, Egyptologist Howard Carter to conduct excavations in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt.
According to calculations by archaeologists, this great Buddhist temple temple takes 100 years to complete construction.
Ancient Mayans built a unique civilization, but they also lived in caves before achieving remarkable achievements.
Near the Doan Mon gate, archaeologists unearthed more relics of the Ly, Tran, Le, and Nguyen periods.
Egyptian archaeologists discovered the secret tunnel in a pharaoh's tomb since the 1960s, but so far they do not know its purpose of existence.
According to archaeologists, terracotta statues are crafted for a very long time, with an elaborate technique that goes far beyond their time to millennia.
About 50,000 ancient relics have been discovered by archaeologists inside a sealed tunnel nearly 2,000 years ago.
The phenomenon of subsidence, cracking and tilting 8 degrees has made scientists, archaeologists and the Management Board of My Son and Quang Nam Tourism and Monuments w…
Loving Vietnam from the first time he came to work, over the past 20 years, he has traveled all over the world to learn, research, and contribute much effort to Vietname…
Dr. Nishimura Masanari, a Japanese archaeologist who has been involved with Vietnam for more than 20 years, recently died in a traffic accident in Vietnam last morning.