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Species ancestors who once eat cannibalism
Archaeologists provide evidence that human ancestors could once eat cannibalism.
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Explore the underwater graveyard in Madagascar
A group of international experts returned from the first expedition in three flooded caves in Tsimanampetsotsa National Park, carrying large fossils to find a solution t…
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Detecting the remains of 'hug each other without leaving' for 6,000 years
Greek archaeologists have recently uncovered the intact remains of a couple in a tight-fitting posture in Alepotrypa cave located in Peloponnese (Greece).
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Detecting the architectural complex of the Tran Dynasty in Nghe An
According to the preliminary report The results of the archaeological excavation of Lu Sit Cave of Kinh Thanh Research Center (Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences) have d…
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The question of the human race is unknown in China
Newly tested fossils indicate that a new, never-before-known strain of humans may have lived in northern China about 60,000 to 120,000 years ago.
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People use drugs from prehistoric times
According to a Spanish anthropology professor, humans use hallucinogens and opium poppies from the Stone Age.
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The 10 most original and ancient artifacts of humanity
Humans are not the oldest species on Earth, but humankind is the only species that can naturally regenerate and create artifacts, now becoming unique historical artifact…
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People use fire from 350,000 years ago
New research in an ancient cave in Israel shows evidence of people beginning to master how to use fire about 350,000 years ago.
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Many discoveries at the archaeological site of Con Moong cave
Con Moong Cave in Mo Village, Thanh Yen Commune, Thach Thanh District (Thanh Hoa) has an absolute height of 147m, a relative altitude of 32m, located in the limestone mo…
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Shocking discovery: Asia is the cradle of art
Scientists have identified paintings in a cave in Sulawesi Island (Indonesia) that is up to 40,000 years old.
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Detecting debris from a 40-thousand-year-old mammoth ivory statue
Archaeologists from the University of Tubigen (Germany) found ivory fragments belonging to an animal statue dating to about 40,000 years.
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Treasure 2,000-year-old coins
Recent archaeologists excavated a treasure of many coins dating to about 2,000 years old, in a cave in England.
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Humanity survives thanks to the Altai climate
Climate conditions are stable, so some ancient forms of people could survive here - the Russian expert Pavel Tarasov said.
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The oldest remains reveal the Native American origin in the Americas
An international team of researchers confirmed the discovery of an almost complete skeleton of a prehistoric girl found in an underwater cave in Mexico.
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Boxes buried 2,000 years old
Israeli officials recently announced 11 burial boxes, dating back over 2,000 years, stolen not long ago.