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A tunnel dating to about 2,000 years old has been discovered by cave researchers underneath l & o
Neanderthal is an ancient breed of man who made tools, used to live in Europe, Near East, Central Asia, North Africa and possibly western Siberia more than 100,000 years…
According to Dr. Helena Valladas and colleagues at the Weather and Environment Laboratory, CEA-CNRS Research Center (France), when conducting the analysis of the age of…
Neandertal people have lived many thousands of years longer than scientists thought so far. It is confirmed by a study published in the journal Nature. This study proves…
Jenolan caves in Sydney's west have been identified as 340 million years old, making them the oldest open caves in the world.
When conducting the excavation of human skeleton at Hang Phia Vai, belonging to Coc Ngan village, Xuan Tan commune, Na Hang district, Tuyen Quang, Prof. Nguyen Lan Cuong…
The excavation of an ancient Egyptian shipyard revealed traces of the world's oldest ships. The discovery shows that the ancient Egyptians were very advanced in boat bui…
An analysis of the handprints on an Indonesian cave wall shows that men and women did not share each other's work during the art labor process.
More than 20 rare wooden statues from the early 19th century have been discovered in a cave in North Kona, Hawaii. They are considered tiki, a god worshiped by Native Ha…
For decades, the scientific community has made judgments that in a time when there are no modern drugs to treat diseases, it is difficult for people to live through the…
Cave art works created with red prints and some other ancient coloring agents of prehistoric humans were discovered in caves around the world.
Ancient paintings discovered are believed to be the ancient star calendar of an estimated age of 40,000 years ago.
Scientists at the Japan Aerospace Research and Development Agency (JAXA) discovered a vast cave on the Moon.
The underground cave system on Mars and Moon can be a safe haven for people in the future.
Lava caves beneath the Moon's surface with a diameter of up to 5 km can protect people from extreme temperatures, radiation and meteorite collisions.