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Strange that ancient monsters bite painlessly with cats
Thylacosmilus atrox, a predator, has an extremely scary appearance, but in fact its bite is weaker than a cat.
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Camels once inhabited the North Pole
Camels are always considered symbolic animals for the desert. However, the researchers have now obtained evidence that these humped animals once inhabited the Canadian A…
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The hobbit
The newly discovered bone fossils have helped researchers draw the exact portrait of a dwarf called
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The ambition to revive the extinct breed
Professor George Church from Harvard Medical School, believes that he could reconstruct the DNA of the ancient Neanderthals and revive the extinct breed 33,000 years ago.
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Successfully created the face of the dwarf Hobbit
An Australian anthropologist has successfully created the face of the Hobbit dwarf (scientific name Homo floresiensis) - one of human ancestors.
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Detecting traces of people near Con Moong cave
Through exploration and excavation at Diem Cave, scientists discovered the prehistoric remains.
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Discover the oldest dinosaurs?
The skeleton may belong to the oldest dinosaur, or the closest relative to the dinosaurs discovered to this day, according to scientists at the University of Washington…
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Discovered the ancient tomb of the 5th Pharaoh dynasty
Egypt has found an ancient tomb of the Princess of the Fifth Pharaoh dynasty (about 2,500 BC) in the area of Abu Sir, 25 km south of Cairo.
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3,500-year-old toilets are disposal sites
Recently, Australian archaeologists announced the discovery of something that seems to be Asia's oldest toilet, dating back to 3,300 to 3,700 years, belonging to the Neo…
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Excavating a latrine for more than 3,500 years in Vietnam
ABC Radio (Australia) reports on a breakthrough discovery in Southeast Asian history. Accordingly, the Vietnamese-Australian archaeological team found what they called t…
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Extinct dinosaurs are not just meteorites
A new study shows that some dinosaurs died out in the last 12 million years of the Cretaceous (about 150 million years ago), long before meteorites attacked the earth. U…
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Revealing the oldest Bible in the world
The world's oldest Bible, dating back to 2,000 years, will be displayed for the first time in New York from January 16-21, 2012.
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Peru exhibits more than 200 ancient mummies
Museum Leymebamba, Peru has just exhibited more than 200 mummies from Chachapoyas culture. The show took place last Saturday. Chachapoyas is a tribe living in the Amazon…
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Discovered many thousand-year-old artifacts in the lake
After two months of excavation, archaeological experts discovered many artifacts dating back thousands of years buried deep in the lake of Trong Trong.
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Add traces of civilization to ancient inhabitants
Excavation results in Quang Ngai province show that the new post-stone cultural flow from the Central Highlands towards the delta to flourish on the pre-Sa Huynh period