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The world's largest dinosaur fossil site has just been discovered in Shandong Province, Eastern China.
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The world's largest dinosaur fossil site has just been discovered in Shandong Province, Eastern China.
Japanese and people who once settled in Southern Peru more than 1,000 years ago had a genetic relationship.
The traces left in a mass grave of Roman soldiers in 200 AD showed that Persians used chemical weapons very early.
US scientists have discovered more evidence that volcanic activity may have destroyed all dinosaurs on earth.
Treasure hunters using metal detectors discovered a prehistoric gold vault of the largest number ever in the UK.
The fetal position in the fossil of an ancient whale shows that, more than 47 million years ago, this animal landed on land to give birth.
Workers are working at a construction site in downtown San Diego, California, USA, having discovered fossil bones from the prehistoric time of a Mamoi elephant.
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered 30 intact mummies in a limestone coffin, at a 4,300-year-old crypt, sinking deep underground 11m.
Two bronze drums were discovered by people leading A Xan commune, Tay Giang highland district, Quang Nam.
This dragon head was found by people in Gia Vien commune, Gia Phuong district, Ninh Binh province in the homeland of King Dinh Tien Hoang.
New American paleontologists and geologists found a place to store thousands of dinosaur footprints in the area between Arizona and Utah.
One study showed that mankind knew how to create fire nearly 790 thousand years ago, a skill that helped them migrate from Africa to Europe.
An American scientist has found the skull of an omnivorous dinosaur that lived about 190 million years ago.
British archaeologists have discovered a proof that children in ancient times loved toys as much as children today.
Israeli archaeologists have found a sophisticated earrings made of gold, pearls and emeralds in Jerusalem.