Archeology
Many Chinese dynasties collapse because of the climate
For nearly two millennia, cold weather caused many invasions, civil wars in China and led to the demise of dynasties like Tang and Ming dynasties.
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Archeology
Rotten fish used to study fossils
By observing the fish as they are decaying, scientists have discovered patterns that may shed light on some of the most important and ancient fossils.
Archeology
How did the Khmer Empire perish?
Climate change may be the indirect cause of the collapse of the Khmer kingdom in Cambodia nearly 600 years ago.
Archeology
Mo Cao Cao - Archaeological conclusion can change!
Archaeological Professor Wang Xun said: Archaeological conclusions may change if false factors appear.
Archeology
Discover a map that changes the world
Drawed 500 years ago and quickly forgotten, a map shows people the most accurate picture of the world as well as the birth of America.
Archeology
Contact the phenomenon of melting glaciers in Peru with Little Ice Age in Europe
The new study published the exact date of glacial period ice in southern Peru tells us the relationship between tropical climate changes and similar phenomena in Europe…
Archeology
Debate about the cause of the end of the ice age
Researchers have ended the long debate about the mechanism of cyclic ice formation on Earth in the past 2.5 million years.
Archeology
Decay at the molecular level of genes regulating enamel in toothless animals
Biologists at the University of California have reported new evidence of evolutionary changes found in today's fossil and genome data.
Archeology
Civilization rises due to climate change
Inca construction, war art and farming techniques make the whole world admire for thousands of years. But they will not have such achievements if the climate does not be…
Archeology
Animals switch diets when climate changes
Dietary mammals are based on climate changes due to climate, which contrasts with the assumption that mammals maintain their eating habits despite global warming.
Archeology
Human footprints are 1.5 million years old
Prehistoric feet are exactly like us, and scientists have found 1.5 million-year-old footprints, some because their feet can wear shoes of the size 9 left.
Archeology
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.
Archeology
The study of fine-haired mammoth gene changes the theory of evolution
A major genetic study of the recently extinct woolly mammoth reveals that they are not a homogenous large group and do not have the same high genetic diversity as previo…
Archeology
The first shoes are probably 40,000 years old
Recent anthropological research has revealed that humans began wearing shoes about 40,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought.
Archeology
The cause of animal evolution halts for two billion years
Scientists around the world have recreated the chemical structure changes under ancient oceans over a long geological period, between 0.5 and 2.5 billion years ago. They…