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Scientists at the University of Manchester have developed a method of dating the archaeological objects - using water and fire to open their
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Scientists at the University of Manchester have developed a method of dating the archaeological objects - using water and fire to open their
According to an Italian archaeologist who directed the excavation, they recently discovered the remains of a medieval vampire in a body of a plague victim in the 16th ce…
A well-preserved mud brick residential area in southern Egypt is providing valuable information about Egyptian daily life 3000 years ago.
In the process of surveying the restoration project, restoring the Temple of Thuong Thuong, in the Yen Tu scenic complex (Uong Bi - Quang Ninh), archaeological experts a…
The initial excavation results in an ancient village named Lo Brick proved that people were present early here. Moreover, they themselves contributed to the creation of…
The Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) is studying the feasibility of the idea of using rock on the moon to produce construction materials with 3D printing techn…
Moon dust can be used to brick the future astronauts on the Moon in the future.
In the future, can we use this brick to build a base on the red planet?
The 1.15kg brick debris of 4.56 billion years old meteorite was found in Perth, Australia.
Four different views were assembled by a group of astronomers to form an overall picture of the 'Roue du Chariot', shaped like a jellyfish after a clash with a Bank stri…
Mexican archaeologists have revealed that they are storing a Mayan artifact, on which a specific day was carved in 2012, and coinciding with the supposed end of the worl…
The honeycomb removal expert identified the nest nearly a meter wide and 1.5 meters high, growing for nearly two years in brick walls.
Rhys Scott recorded the struggle between kookaburra kingfisher and snake in the outskirts of Robertson, south of Brisbane, Australia, on September 18, Viral Hog reported.
Scientists at the University of Haifa discovered the phenomenon of rocky hare (Hyrax) that likes to make burrows near residential areas because of bricks and stones crea…
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