Archeology
Decoding evolution in human hands
The newly discovered fossil has helped explain the transformation at the hands of early humans to become the present form.
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Archeology
Detecting stone ax about 5,000 years old in Quang Binh
In the afternoon of May 21, Quang Binh General Museum said that in the recent survey and collection of this museum in villages of Van Kieu ethnic people such as: Khe Wir…
Archeology
Ancient people used stone ax 1.76 million years ago
A group of researchers has discovered that the earliest stone labor tool of ancient humans dates back to 1.76 million years, but was not carried away when the ancient pe…
Archeology
Stone Age hand axes at the bottom of the North Sea
The Dutchman, Jan Meulmeester, discovered 28 axes, possibly up to 100,000 years old, in an undersea gravel sand dug up by a cherry material supplier. He also found sampl…
Archeology
Neanderthals used to ... debate
Neanderthals are often pictured as brutal guys carrying axes and growling. But a recent study by German scientists suggests that Neanderthals seem to be able to speak la…
Environment
The consequences of marine pollution due to oil spill
Vietnam's sea is an open sea connecting the Pacific and Indian Ocean, which is one of the navigable axes with very large traffic, of which 70% are oil tankers.
Videos
I thought it would be possible to think of a sword to slash a pair of bullets only in a movie
The bullet can be cut like a cake when it hits the sharp ax blade.