Archeology
Trace necklace with eagle claw 40,000 years old
The Neanderthals could have cut off the toes of the Spanish emperor's eagle, which is now an endangered species, to make claws as collars.
Cave
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Cave.
Topic archive
Articles about Cave
668 published items.
Archeology
How did the ancients store and consume animal bone marrow?
Ancient humans used to store bones from animals so they could eat their marrow later. This is the first evidence that these populations delay the use of food and they ca…
Animal world
Why do bat hang upside down when sleeping?
When resting or sleeping, bats always hang upside down, head down, using claws of the hind limbs to hook into the gap of cliffs, walls, rafters ...
Archeology
Discover rhinoceros fossils Rhinoceros siensis near Ruc people
According to Tri, the two Ruc people discovered rhinoceros rhinoceros rhinos, Mr. Tran Xuan Bao and Tran Xuan Le, who led Mr. Dinh Huy Tri to the cave with a cave width…
Archeology
Dead Sea ancient texts reveal 'miracles' that 2,000 years of material did not disintegrate
A scroll of Dead Sea Ancient Literature dated to less than 2,000 years, hidden in caves, written on parchment - a material that should have long since disintegrated - re…
Archeology
Discovered 4,500 year old artifact in the rock
Electricians stumbled upon a bronze dagger and pottery in an ancient burial cave.
Archeology
Nearly 4 million years ago, the sea level was higher than 16m
The new discovery of sea level in the Upper Body can help scientists more accurately predict future climate change.
Archeology
Surprise with things inside the cave 5.5 million years separate from the outside world
To the scientific community, this is considered one
Archeology
Revealing many prehistoric human remains in Southeast Asia's largest volcanic cave
The results of the excavation of archaeologists and geologists are dozens of ancient human remains in the largest system of volcanic caves of Chu Bluk in Southeast Asia,…
Science Events
Paradise Cave receives more records of Asia
Thien Duong Cave in Quang Binh has just received a new record of cave with the most unique and magnificent stalactite and stalagmite system in Asia.
Archeology
Romania: A 33,000-year-old skull cracked revealing a scary story
The first cracked 33,000-year-old skull found in Romania by miners in 1941 was a mystery that caused archaeologists a headache, but recent research has revealed the trut…
Environment
Discover beautiful stalactite caves, with strange shapes in Quang Tri
A cave with beautiful stalactites, never known by anyone, has been discovered by 4 people in Huong Hoa district, Quang Tri province while going to the forest.
Archeology
Prehistoric birds weigh half a ton and 3.5 meters high
Experts found the giant bird running very fast, living 1.5-2 million years ago, may have been the target of prehistoric hunters.
Archeology
The 800-year sword of the Temple knight
The ancient 13th-century sword is said to belong to a Holy Temple knight, which can reach 1,268 - 1,900 USD at the auction.
Archeology
Bac Kan: Discovered prehistoric archaeological relics in Ba Be
From 11 to 14 June, Bac Kan Museum has invited experts to preside over specialized archaeological research and exploration at Puong Tho Cave, Ban Vai Village, Khang Ninh…