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New discovery about the Last Supper
Stewed beans, lamb, olives, bitter herbs, fish sauces, unleavened bread, dates and aromatic liquors. It seems to be the dishes of the Last Supper.
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Discover new 9m tall dinosaur and have a super big nose
Archaeologists have found a new dinosaur named Rhinorex condrupus with a giant nose.
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Dinosaurs evolved into today's birds
Recent research from Australian scientists indicates that Theropods - giant carnivorous dinosaurs - have evolved into tiny birds today after more than 50 million years.
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The hobbit is a history of Down?
Researchers have just released a new thesis in the debate over the true identity of fossil human skeletons dating back to more than 18,000 years (called LB1).
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Archaeological site of torture of prisoners
Old prisoners were tortured very cruelly, if they wanted prisoners to see them all, the family would have to pay a certain price to bring the dead body home.
Archeology
New discovery of the origin of dental disease in prehistoric people
Eating nuts and head fruits is a major cause of dental disease in prehistoric people.
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Many tombs have been discovered dating back over 6000 years
Archaeologists have discovered many burial tombs of primitive people dating to more than 6,000 years at Na Mo cave, Huong Ne commune, Ngan Son district, Bac Kan province.
Archeology
Mammoth exhibition 39,000 years ago
Visitors to Taipei, Taiwan can visit a mammoth specimen about 3m long. It was a 10-year-old smooth-haired elephant named Yuka.
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Evidence shows that the ancients knew how to use toothpicks to
The discovery of the use of toothpicks for this ancient human oral hygiene was published by Swiss scientists.
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New discovery about European inhabitants in the Stone Age
The time when these two groups coexist together lasts about 2,000 years, longer than previously thought.
Archeology
Discover the mummy of cats when repairing the house
A British couple while repairing the house happened to find a cat's mummy that they thought was there more than 100 years ago.
Archeology
Mexico studied 30 sets of ancient remains
Newly discovered 2,000-year-old remains in Mexico can provide links with the first settlers in the Americas.
Archeology
Chilean mummy reveals the disastrous habits of the ancients
Research has shown that these mummies have a habit of using nicotine for a long time.
Archeology
Tombs with fragrant flowers of prehistoric people
Archaeologists in Israel have found evidence that the habit of settling and burial for the dead has existed in the world from 12,000 years ago.