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10,000-year cooking technique changes ancient civilization
Ancient people could use a heat-resistant pot to cook plants 10,000 years ago, a step forward to help form a permanent settlement towards a modern civilization.
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Mexico unearthed the temple of wind gods under the supermarket nail
An excavation team has discovered the ground about 10 meters in diameter of the temple of 650-year-old wind god in Mexico.
Archeology
The thousand-dollar artifacts of the Qing emperor were turned into table lamps
The 200-year-old hat holder of the Qing emperor was turned into a decorative light for 50 years by a British couple without knowing its true value.
Archeology
Depot of medicine for depression and heart disease buried 1,400 years
Archaeologists found the oldest archives to treat the biggest heart and depression depression ever in an excavation site in Turkey.
Archeology
Discovered a 5,000-year-old brewery in northern China
Researching residues on an ancient ceramic vase, scientists discovered the earliest evidence of beer production in China and a 5,000-year-old brewing recipe.
Archeology
A woman's remains have been discovered for more than 3,500 years
On January 24, Peruvian archaeologists discovered a woman's body dating back more than 3,500 years at the site of Huaca Paraíso, north of Lima, Peru.
Archeology
The 800-year-old shipwreck contains more than 14,000 gold and silver items
Thousands of gold, silver and bronze objects were salvaged from Nam Hai 1, the Chinese cargo ship sank 800 years ago.
Archeology
The rich in the Middle Ages suffered from lead poisoning due to their preference for ceramics
Scientists found that the Middle Ages were poisoned by lead from the glazed cups and plates they used to eat dinner.
Archeology
Detecting strange 5,500-year-old fingerprints on ancient ceramic pots
Danish archaeologists discovered fingerprints dating back to 5,500 years and much evidence of how people lived thousands of years ago.
Archeology
The 4,000-year-old Chinese tomb contains bodies of living victims
Recently, archaeologists have discovered a prehistoric graveyard in a Chinese village, containing hundreds of ancient tombs dating to about 4,000 years, the burial place…
Archeology
Discovered the remains of four 800-year-old ceramic kilns
After nearly a month of excavation of Truong Cuu mound (An Nhon town), Binh Dinh Museum discovered traces of at least 4 800-year-old ceramic kilns in Champa culture.
Archeology
Zigzag art in ancient tombs in Greece
Archaeologists working in Greece discovered an ancient tomb dating back to about 2,800 years, with pottery pots with zigzag and zigzag decoration.
Archeology
Mexico discovered ivory 10,000 years before BC
Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) said a group of archaeological experts discovered a mammoth ivory that was nearly 3m long, over 10,000 yea…
Archeology
China unearthed dragon-shaped kilns over 1200 years
A group of Chinese archaeologists on December 9 unearthed a 1,200-year-old dragon-shaped ceramic kiln in the village of Nanyao, Jingdezhen in China's Jiangxi Province.
Archeology
Mexico discovered two artifacts dating back 3,000 years
According to Professor, Dr. Ann Marie Cyphers Tomic, two ceramic plates were found to belong to the Olmeca civilization that existed between 1400 and 200 BC.