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Discover dinosaurs just as big as wolves
American paleontologists said they found fossilized 130 million-year-old Utah carnivorous national park in Utah's national park, just like a North American coyote, accor…
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Why do ancient Europeans like female genital engraving stations?
New discovery at a site called Abri Castanet in France consists mainly of circular carved stations that look very much like the female genitals. These carvings were crea…
Archeology
Detecting a baby dinosaur nest in Mongolia
According to the Journal of Paleontology, a dinosaur team called Protoceratops andrewsi 70 million years old has just been discovered by 15 immature juvenile dinosaurs.
Archeology
Detecting fossils of the snakehead dragon
Brazilian scientists have discovered fossils a type of sea monster called
Archeology
What color does prehistoric birds have?
Recently, scientists have identified and detected pigmented particles called melanosomes in bird fossils very early as well as in some dinosaurs and they predict the col…
Archeology
Egypt found ceramics in ancient Greek-Roman times
Archaeologists have found 150 pieces of pottery and porcelain (called ostraca) at an ancient Greek-Roman site, 2km north of Lake Qaroun.
Archeology
The first book of mankind with baked clay
At the end of the 19th century, due to accidental incidents, archaeologists were fortunate to discover sun-baked clay tablets with strange signs.
Archeology
'Vampire fish' has fake fangs
A newly discovered family of minnows called vampire fish seems to have taken 30 million years to redevelop the outer fangs after they have lost their vampire-like teeth.…
Archeology
Lizards spend variable
A number of small Australian lizards called ball lizards have transformed from having 5-foot to footless legs (like most snakes) in just 3.6 million years.
Archeology
Ancient minerals reveal the harsh climate on the continents
A new study of ancient minerals called zircon shows that once existed a harsh climate, perhaps destroying the surface of the new continents formed on Earth.
Archeology
Researching human ancestors with a tomography machine
A very high resolution tomography machine called XtremeCT was originally designed to study osteoporosis in astronauts, which has been used to study the teeth and teeth o…
Archeology
Child 3 million years old
Ethiopian archaeologists found the remains of a 3-year-old girl called Dikika. She lived and died in the early days of human formation on earth. Try it
Archeology
The oldest Western map
Scientists have found a piece of earthenware as black as a stamp, depicting the Italian heel. It is called the Soleto map and dates back to 500 BC. The map depicting the…
Space science
Why did the Soviet Union abandon the supreme Buran spacecraft project of America?
30 years ago, on November 15, 1988, the Soviet Union launched the first reusable spacecraft called Buran.
Space science
Huge pit where NASA hunts extraterrestrial life
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has published details of the new Mars exploration plan with the goal of an ancient plains located within a giant hole…