Hundreds more of 3,000-year rice grains were discovered
On the morning of May 26, hundreds of grains of burnt rice on the soil floor dating back 3,000 years continue to be found by the excavation team at Thanh Den relic site…
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On the morning of May 26, hundreds of grains of burnt rice on the soil floor dating back 3,000 years continue to be found by the excavation team at Thanh Den relic site…
Paleontologists at the University of Pennsylvania have discovered a new herbivorous dinosaur based on a skeleton discovered in western New Mexico state (USA).
The oldest ancient flying reptile ever lived in the Sahara desert in Africa a few dozen million years ago.
New research from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has discovered ancient Mesoamerican rubber production capabilities 3,500 years ago ...
The new international team discovered invaluable artifacts decorating underwater palaces and temples, belonging to the Egyptian queen Cleopatra.
Brazilian paleontologists have found fossils full of terrifying predators, invading Earth before dinosaurs appear.
A relic of the Three Kingdoms era is being built in the place where Cao Cao's grave is found, the famous ancient political and military house of China.
Although the determination of the grave found in the Western Cao Huyet village, it is confirmed that Cao Cao's grave is the result of discussion of dozens of leading Chi…
The oldest paintings of the apostle Andrew and John of Jesus have just been discovered in the tomb of Rome.
Found in permanently frozen land south of Siberia, the mammoth mummy of Khroma is an extremely rare historical specimen.
Archaeologists have discovered a dinosaur cemetery covering an area of 3.7 km2 with thousands of fossil skeletons of the Centrosaur pointed dinosaur ...
German scientists said that the most likely legendary pharaoh Tutankhamun died of hereditary anemia ...
Hundreds of bricks were found in Nang Dong village (Quang Ngai), which has been confirmed by archaeologists from the 9th century.
British archaeologists believe that they are about to discover previously unknown secrets about the life and career of genius writer William Shakespeare.