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Why do humans still survive the disaster thousands of years ago?
The first people to settle in England at the end of the ice age encountered sudden and unstable climate change.
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New excavation changes the concept of alcohol and beer for more than 2,000 years of Greece
According to a recent study, it seems that the ancestors of the Greeks not only produced wine, but also devoted a lot of effort to cooking and enjoying beer.
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Dead Sea scrolls and important archaeological findings in 2017
New archaeological findings can change history. This article lists important archaeological findings in 2017 summarized by the Live Science website.
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Antarctic forest before the great extinction 252 million years ago
Traces of prehistoric Antarctic forests can help scientists understand more about the Permian extinction event - Triassic.
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Scary healing ways in the Middle Ages
In the Middle Ages, people burned hemorrhoids with red hot iron, drilled holes in the skull without anesthetic, using sharp objects to remove the lens.
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60 unidentified wrecks were discovered after 2,000 years under the Black Sea
One of the world's largest undersea archaeological projects ended yesterday, after a three-year expedition revealed more than 60 ancient wrecks.
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Life of dinosaurs so far without extinction
Scientists have studied and hypothesized that if the collision does not occur or occur with less destructive power, now how dinosaurs will evolve and live, according to…
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Vichima archaeological site bears the imprint of climate change
The clay figures show the skeleton or the dying ones in a cataclysm attack the communities living in this coastal area a few thousand years ago.
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The 3,000-year-old statue in Turkey reflects feminism
Archaeologists at the University of Toronto, Canada discovered the remains of a 3,000-year-old statue in Turkey that could change the way women perceive their role in an…
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New research changes understanding of the migration of ancient people
This is the result of a study published July 20 after archaeologists found axes and grindstones at a cave in Australia's far north.
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Bird fossils 90 million years help predict the future of the Earth
Scientists discovered the 90-million-year-old fossil of a new winged bird over a meter long and sharp teeth in Canada's Arctic region.
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People change their lives through lost treasure
Many people discovered treasure of gold, silver, diamonds and objects worth millions of dollars in extremely unexpected circumstances.
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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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Ancient people conquered many new lands thanks to El Nino
According to Science Alert, the study focused on learning about one of the most remote areas, Oceania, where there are signs of human habitation about 3,400 years ago.
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The mystery of the first ancient civilization
It was not until 2012 that archaeologists explained the cause of the collapse of the Indus civilization - one of the first major cities in the world.