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New discovery about the ancient origin of grape wine
Until now, the scientific community noted the oldest grape wine traces found in the Zagros area of Iran in the year 5,400 -5,000 BC (about 7,000 years ago).
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Discovering a vestige of a Roman theater underfoot
Israeli archaeologists announced on October 17 that they are excavating the first Roman community structure at the foot of the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
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The 1,400-year-old stone tablet reveals a spooky Mayan truth
Historically, Maya has been one of the most ancient civilizations, in which there are many great mysteries, and even somewhat gruesome customs.
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A nearly 900-year-old Cham well was discovered in Quang Nam
In the morning of May 5, Quang Nam Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism cooperated with authorities and people of village 6, Huong An commune, Que Son district to d…
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Guatemala discovered more than 2,700 years old Mayan ruins
Guatemalan archaeologists have announced the discovery of two more than 2,700 year-old collective kitchens of the Mayan tribe in the village of Santa Fe Ocaña de la Cruz…
Archeology
Discover the oldest 1200-year-old phone in the world
Archaeologists have found in the Chan Chan ruins of Peru a sophisticated communication device, dating back to 1,200 - 1,400 years ago.
Archeology
Discover Roman treasures in Scotland
The treasure consists of many pieces of silver, coins and jewelry found in northeastern Scotland.
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Study ecosystem from ancient Egyptian paintings
About 6 millennia ago, there were about 37 large mammal mammals that once roamed the deserts and river valleys that now lie in the territory of Egypt.
Archeology
People are Earth's greatest enemies?
So far, the scientific community is still debating whether humans are the main
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People know how to use an oven at least 300,000 years ago
Scientists have just announced the discovery of a 300,000-year oven at Qesem cave (near Rosh Ha city, Ayin, Israel).
Archeology
Diabetic risk is caused by Neanderthal gene
A genetic variant inherited from the extinct Neanderthal genus may increase the risk of diabetes in the South American community.
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New discovery of the origin of dental disease in prehistoric people
Eating nuts and head fruits is a major cause of dental disease in prehistoric people.
Archeology
New discovery about European inhabitants in the Stone Age
The time when these two groups coexist together lasts about 2,000 years, longer than previously thought.
Archeology
Promotion of Alfred Emperor's core test
The Church of England has allowed experts to conduct a test of the remains believed to belong to King Alfred the Great and his family.