Archeology
Discover the oldest traces of the dinosaur Deinonychus
Chinese and American archaeologists have discovered the world's most ancient vestiges of the Deinonychus dinosaur.
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Found 600-year-old chicken egg
A chicken egg that is 600 years old from the Ming Dynasty has just been found in Shandong Province, China.
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Are prehistoric people happy to be eaten by their fellow humans?
Scientists have come to the startling discoveries of cannibalism in the Stone Age Europe.
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Spot the city of Atlantis on the seabed
Archaeologists have announced that they have discovered and captured a series of photographs of the legend of the legendary ancient city of Atlantis in an area on the bo…
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See the wreck of the wrecked hospital back in World War II
Search team on a scientific research ship 'Australia's Seahorse Spirit' on December 20 found the wreck of AHS Centaur hospital deep in the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
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Egypt salvaged the pillar of Isis temple
According to the Xinhua News Agency, Egyptian archaeologists have recovered a pillar of the Isis temple in the Mediterranean sea area near the port of Alexandria in nort…
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Discovered the first house in Jesus' time
At Christmas, Israeli archaeologists claimed to have discovered the remains of the first house in Nazareth, from the time of Jesus' birth.
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Venomous dinosaurs
On December 21, archaeologists announced the fossil discovery of a new carnivorous dinosaur in northern China.
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Four-winged dinosaurs have relatives with birds?
What remains of the four-winged dinosaur, Anchiornis huxleyi, reinforces the notion that the ancestors of birds are bipedal dinosaurs that lived in the millions of years…
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Scandinavian people today are descendants of Stone Age migrants
Today's Scandinavians are not descended from the last ice age migrants, but they come from a group of people who come here later to bring agricultural production.
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Tyrannosaurus can die from sore throats
The new study suggests that a parasite may be the cause of the difficulty of swallowing tyrants and causing them to starve.
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'Blue Stonehenge' - discovery from British archaeologists
Archaeologists have just released an artist's impression of what a second stone circle built 1 mile from Stonehenge will look like.
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The smallest dinosaur in North America
Archaeologists have said that the Fruitadens haagarorum is on display at the Los Angeles Natural History Museum, California ...
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New discovery about relatives of tyrants
Scientists claim that the oldest fossil discovered in the 1900s has relatives of Tyrannosaurus rex carnivorous dinosaurs.
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Absolute dinosaurs destroyed for two owls
US scientists say that not one, but two consecutive asteroids colliding with the earth in about 300 years of extinction.