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The last Dead Sea scrolls in the Skullhead
The Israeli Antiquities Agency launched a large-scale archaeological excavation in the cave cluster in the desert of Judea in search of the final Dead Sea scrolls.
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See a 175,000-year-old wall in a French cave
This is said to be an artifact of the Neanderthals and is one of the oldest artificial works in the world.
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Reviving a lion from a corpse intact for 12,000 years
From DNA samples taken from intact frozen baby lions after 12,000 years, international scientists are hoping to revive cave lions that once wandered on Earth in the Ice…
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Discover the menu of prehistoric people in Israel
Israeli scientists have discovered that prehistoric people in the Qesem cave in this country have tried to diversify the food they earn.
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40 pounds of gold scattered around the coffin of Han's nephew Wu Wu
Although the newly excavated class outside the coffin of Han's Emperor's nephew, archaeologists have collected hundreds of gold sculptures with a weight of nearly 40kg.
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1200 year old legend on Hang Tien in China
Chinese archaeologists found 131 mystical bodies dating back over a thousand years hanging on cliffs standing in Hang Tien Cave, Hubei Province.
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Detected the double lion's body 12,000 years intact
Under the thousand-year-old ice of Siberia, the corpses of the young cave lion are still as intact as they were when they were full of feathers, skin and internal organs.
Archeology
Fossils show that modern people come to Asia earlier than Europe
Fossil teeth found in a cave in southern China show that ancient people from Africa migrated to Asia tens of thousands of years earlier than Europe.
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Discover new human relatives in South Africa
1400 pieces of bone, 140 teeth of a new human species, named Homo Naledi, have been discovered in a cave deep in the ground in Africa.
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4 questions about new human relatives
The discovery of new human relatives called Homo naledi (H. naledi) in a deep cave in South Africa raises many questions around their existence.
Archeology
The 1,000-year-old giant sacred hole lies under the Mayan temple
According to scientists, this sacred hole is capable of destroying the entire structure of the ancient Mayan pyramid.
Archeology
Detected 3,300 years claws of the wingless prehistoric bird
Nearly three decades ago, a group of archaeologists discovered a giant bird claw in the cave on Mount Owen, New Zealand.
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Unique animal fossil patterns in the world
Unlike giant dinosaur skeletons, some fossils have become the focus of archaeologists' attention because of their uniqueness.
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First evidence of artificial pollution was found
Archaeologists claim to have discovered the first evidence of artificial pollution, thanks to plaque on the teeth of an old Stone Age man, 400,000 years ago.
Archeology
The oldest bracelet in the world
A green stone bracelet has just been found and is believed to be the oldest necklace in history, dating back to 40,000 years old.