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Discovered an ancient stone ax of 5,000 years
Workers of a brick kiln in hamlet 1, Son Loc commune, Can Loc district (Ha Tinh) have suddenly dug an ancient stone ax located deep about 5m underground, dating back abo…
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Discover a cave of primitive inhabitants
Vietnam has discovered Tham Chang Cave - the residence of primitive people living in the early rock period, dating back to about 7,000-8,000 years ago.
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The secret of ancient mummies is exposed
From an exquisitely decorated Egyptian sarcophagus to an intact body of a dress-wearing monkey ...
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42,000-year-old mammoth corpse appeared in public
The Mammoth Elephant named Lyuba, after 42,000 years of being buried in mud, first appeared in the US public at The Field Museum, Chicago state.
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The brain size of a dwarf hobbit can be explained by the hippo island's life
The ancient Madagascan hippopotamus has helped to find out why the hobbits are so small, according to a report from scientists at the Natural History Museum in the Natur…
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Hobbit isn't good at running?
The ancient hobbits' feet contain clues that the tiny fossil being discovered on the island of Flores, Indonesia has a very different way of walking than modern humans,…
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Is it like a hobbit in the 'Lord of the Rings'?
A recent scientific study affirmed the person of imagination of writer JRR Tolkien, author of the novel
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The North Pole monster can bite the Hummer car
The huge fossil skeleton size of the newly discovered sea monster in the Arctic shows, its bite is much more powerful than the tyrant dinosaur.
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Find dinosaurs just as big as ... rabbits
Archaeologists have discovered traces of a rabbit-sized dinosaur.
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The bite of the ancient shark is even more powerful than the T. rex dinosaur
The most powerful bite of all time is the possession of the prehistoric giant shark Megalodon. Its biting makes T. T. Rex dreadful.
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Sahara used to be green and inhabited
Scientists have just discovered the skeleton of a small woman hugging two children, lying on a flower bed 5000 years ago in the barren Sahara desert today.
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The world's largest mummy exhibition opens
Mummies of adults and children worldwide are on display at a new exhibition opened in the city of Mannheim, Germany. A famous critic in this country said the incident we…
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For the first time exhibitions of human ancestors
Lucy, the most famous nester of humankind, will be exhibiting for the first time in the US this week (Aug. 31) despite criticism that the 3.2-million-year-old skeleton i…
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Exhibition of Gaza antiques in Switzerland
A new exhibition showcasing the rich artifacts of the Gaza strip has just opened in Geneva Switzerland. Exhibition named
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The fossil Hobbit is not of a new breed of Homonid family.
This new study has proved completely and convincingly that the skull of a woman discovered in Flores, Indonesia in 2003 is not the skull of a breed.