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Climate change is the decaying cause of the Roman Empire
The decline of the Roman and Byzantine empires in the Eastern Mediterranean more than 1400 years ago may have originated from adverse climate changes.
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Norse people eat seals and dolphins
According to a new study, prehistoric Neanderthal diets live in caves on Rock of Gibraltar including seal and dolphin meat.
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The oldest church: the discovery is still controversial
A recent announcement by a Jordanian archaeologist that he has just discovered the world's first Christian church in an underground cave surprised and disagreed with exp…
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The location for drawing stone paintings is chosen based on music
According to a new analysis of the Paleolithic caves in France, prehistoric people choose places with natural echoes to paint their famous cave sketches.
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Detecting primitive human relics
People in Phuc Son commune, Chiem Hoa district, Tuyen Quang province often go to Tham Vai cave in Ban Cham village to collect bat manure as fertilizer, gunpowder ... Dur…
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New discovery about a stone predator
Ancient people used to exist in an environment full of enemies, from cats and wolves to giant raptors. Scientists have just added bears to the list above, prehistoric be…
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New discovery about the legendary cave of Rome
Italian archaeologists have claimed to have found an underground cave buried long ago in the underground, according to the ancient Romans, this is the place where a squi…
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The world's oldest sandals
It is a pair of woven sandals woven from the sage bark, discovered in the prehistoric rock cave Fort Rock (in central Oregon, USA). Its life expectancy is estimated at 9…
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Discover many steep cliffs in Nepal
The explorers discovered a series of caves decorated with Buddha-shaped figures, located on a vertical cliff of the northern Himalaya in Nepal. The discovery has made sc…
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Cave: Natural museum house
Many caves in the world still retain the living evidence of a period of tens of thousands of years ago ... In 1879, in Cantabria (northern Spain), 30 km from Santander,…
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Discover many rare plants in ancient caves in America
The oldest conifer tree in North America and some parts of the ancient scorpion are some of the new fossil heritage discovered in a cave in Illinois, USA. The new discov…
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Finding dinosaurs living in caves
Fossil hunters found traces of tiny dinosaurs nesting in a cave. The discovery shows that the once-dominant Earth reptiles may have chosen a place to live
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Pre-men like fat women
The boys in the cave period enjoyed girls with a slender body. Dozens of fire stone figurines excavated at an ancient hunting area in Poland have revealed that.
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People know when fire?
The international team examined charcoal from a fireplace in the Pedra Furada archaeological site (in Serra da Capivara National Park, Brazil).
Archeology
Discover the skull of the first modern person in Europe
Continuing the search and research of fossil bones in the cave Pesteracu Oase, Romania, the group of international paleontologists affirmed that today modern Europeans h…