Transplanting grain 3,000 years
On the morning of May 25, after more than two weeks of germination, the first grains of rice were revealed from the soil layer, which was 3,000 years old.
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On the morning of May 25, after more than two weeks of germination, the first grains of rice were revealed from the soil layer, which was 3,000 years old.
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…
Scientists have found dozens of new animals in Indonesia, including eyeless fish and piggy-frog frogs.
A rare species of shrimp is believed to be the world's oldest animal discovered by scientists scouring at Scotland's Caerlaverock Nature Reserve.
The warming of the earth caused many pyramids to be buried under sand, mummies in decomposed ice and collapsed temples.
Based on 6 criteria, including environmental and ecological quality, cultural and social integrity, status of historical sites ...
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.
The cramped passage, lots of mud and stagnant water, water pipes, electrical panels, bulbs still exists, the name of someone carved on the wall ..., the basement at the…
According to National Geographic, discovered in 1999 inside a pyramid, this tomb is among the remaining ruins of the ancient Maya city of Palenque, ...
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.
The relics of Thanh Den in recent days have attracted special attention of the scientific community after the grains of rice found in the soil layer date back to 3,000 y…
Located 15km from BangKok Capital, Thailand's National Science Museum was built in 1995 but began to open to visitors from 2000 ...
Two graves that have been excavated in Egypt are 4,300 years old, belonging to two music and mining ministers.
2017 marked many breakthrough discoveries in the fields of physics, archeology, astronomy and biology, creating remarkable scientific achievements.
Discovering the secret room in King Tutankhamun's tomb is one of the world's most shocking archaeological finds in 2015.