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The mystery of the 2000 year old scroll
Dead Sea scrolls have always been the subject of debate for centuries. Now scholars think that they have somewhat known who wrote this mysterious text.
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Found burial trunk in the cave in Thai Nguyen
The coffin with hollow tree trunk was found in a niche at the cave at a height of 600m above the valley at the foot of the mountain, the cave floor was as deep as a larg…
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Primitive people know how to make beds against mosquitoes
77,000 years ago, mankind knew how to create a good night's sleep, as evidenced by the fossils of leaves and stems found in Sibudu Cave, South Africa.
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When did the modern people appear?
The jaw fragment was found in a prehistoric cave in Torquay, the earliest evidence to show the emergence of modern humans in northwestern Europe, the scientists said.
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The 25,000-year-old painting
The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences magazine on November 7 published a 25,000-year-old painting of ancient black-spotted white horses.
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Found a 100,000-year-old paint bowl in an old cave
Scientists have found tools used by ancient painters more than 100,000 years ago in ancient caves in Africa.
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Human footprints date back to 25,000 years in Mexico
The Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico (Inah) said it has discovered human footprints dating from 4,500 years to 25,000 years in the Tarahumara mountain ran…
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Prehistoric children also go to kindergarten?
Archaeologists have discovered cave art that provides evidence that children from the hunter-gatherer era have been involved in a form of prehistoric kindergartens.
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Discovery of art caves 14,000 years old
British archaeologists have discovered a cave that existed 14,000 years ago. According to experts, this is the oldest artistic and underground cave in Wales, United King…
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Detecting ancient vestiges of ceramics
During a survey on Ha Long Bay, Vietnam Institute of Archeology and Ha Long Bay Management Board discovered a vestige of an ancient ceramic dock in Trinh Nu cave.
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Prehistoric people also like fashion
Who told the prehistoric people to eat fur at the hole without aesthetic? The latest discovery shows that Neanderthals used to use feathers as fashion accessories.
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Multicellular organisms may exist before the Cambrian Period
Multicellular organisms can evolve in the pre-Cambrian period, 100 million years earlier than the previous scientific calculations.
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The use of prehistoric human skulls
Prehistoric people, particularly in the Ice Age, took advantage of human skulls as cups in macabre parties.
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Modern people have a new ancestor
The discovery of a 30,000-year-old fossil proved that Neanderthals and modern humans are not the only human species on Earth.
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Find the oldest dress in the world
Archaeologists have found a reed skirt made of 5,900 years ago in Armenia, the oldest in the world.