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Detecting fossilized sea shells in Thien Duong cave
Sea snail is located next to a giant skylight, at the 7th kilometer in Thien Duong cave. Scientists also discovered many fossils of some oceanic crustaceans.
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Human bone detection dating to 12,000 years in Japan
Okinawa Prefectural Museum on October 19 revealed that human and animal bones and radiocarbon dating tools have been discovered for 12,000 years in a cave in Nanjo City,…
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Prehistoric artists know how to make animated films
Prehistoric artists knew how to create sculptures that looked like they were moving on a cave wall. This is a technique like the method of making animated films today.
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Found more than 40,000 years old skull in Laos
The skull fragments discovered by archaeologists in 2009 in a cave in Laos show that the early migration of modern humans took place 20,000 years earlier than previous r…
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Redefining the Stone Age dating from poison
The analysis of some of the oldest toxic artifacts and drugs shows that the Late Stone Age could begin in Africa 20,000 years earlier than the time that scientists still…
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Dairy cattle 7,000 years
The results of the chemical analysis of ceramics helped to determine the first evidence of the habit of raising dairy cattle in Africa about 7000 years ago. According to…
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Discover the oldest ceramic piece in the world
Archaeologists discovered pottery pieces dating back to 20,000 years in a cave in China. Pottery pieces found by Chinese archaeologists and colleagues from Germany and t…
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Found the oldest DNA of humanity
Archaeologists believe that the skulls of two caveman people were excavated in Spain containing the oldest DNA of modern humans. The remains were found by accident in 20…
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Discovery of art caves near 50000 years old
Geologists found 11 caves located in northwestern Spain. The characteristics of these caves are that there are many stretches of drawings on the cliffs. In addition, sta…
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The oldest rock art in Australia
Archaeologists have unveiled an aboriginal rock art created 28,000 years ago in a remote cave in Northern Australia and the Commonwealth of Australia. These art photos w…
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The world's oldest musical instrument is revealed
Professor Tom Higham, a researcher at Oxford University in England, and colleagues discovered two ancient flutes in the Geissenkloesterle cave in the Swabian Jura mounta…
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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…
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Fire may appear 1 million years ago
Human ancestors first gathered around the fire 1 million years ago, 300,000 years earlier than the previous theory.
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Decipher mysterious human bones in China
The strange fossil bones that scientists found in southern China may be the remains of a new strain who lived with modern people more than 11,000 years ago.
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The oldest drawings of humanity
Archaeologists have uncovered the oldest drawings of humans as seals painted in the Cave of Nerja, Malaga, Spain more than 42,000 years ago. This discovery will radicall…