Archeology
Belgium: Detecting people eating meat together 40,000 years ago
Recent scientists have discovered signs of skin peeling, cut into pieces and took the bone marrow of an ancient race.
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The custom of chopping up the bones of dead people on the ancient island of Scotland
The small and scraped marks were clearly visible on the bones of the Stone Age Orkney Islands, before they were buried in a mass grave.
Archeology
The school is mysteriously cutting Jordan off
By aerial photography, archaeologists in Jordan obtained a picture of a 150 km long wall that brought great mysteries about time, purpose and builders.
Archeology
Chinese farmers use a 300-year-old ancient sword to cut vegetables
Thu Tuong, 60 years old, a Trung Khanh farmer dug an ancient sword in the house five years ago and used it as a vegetable knife.
Archeology
Found 16 right hands that were severed, buried in the ancient palace
A group of archaeologists from the Austrian Institute of Archeology and the Austrian Academy of Sciences found that the bones of 16 hands must be buried under an ancient…
Archeology
Rare evidence of ancient carnivorous custom
Ancient meat eating is still one of the mysteries that scientists have been studying ...
Archeology
Mysterious skulls appear in Syria
Archaeologists found the skulls crushed from the Stone Age in Syria and they did not understand why they were cut from the body, 11 skulls found in Syria dating back abo…
Archeology
Photos of fossils in the Messel Pit area
Newly discovered fossils belong to the species Masillamys - a group of rodents with incisors like a carpenter's chisel.
Archeology
Iron Age people were savagely tortured
Archaeologists have discovered two Iron Age corpses buried in peat in Ireland. Both are men, living more than 2,000 years ago, and being victims of a barbaric sacrificia…
Archeology
Revealing the reason why prehistoric people cut their fingers
Cave art works created with red prints and some other ancient coloring agents of prehistoric humans were discovered in caves around the world.
Space science
Surgical test in weightless environment
Recently, a team of scientists has conducted simulation surgery on a Canadian jet designed to create a weightless environment.
Space science
China decided to 'cut off' the Moon
As the world's largest energy consumer, China is acutely aware of its mission to tackle energy supplies in the coming decades, and the source of energy in the Moon is Be…
Space science
India lost contact with the moon probe
All communications with India's only satellite orbiting the moon's orbit have been cut off, the country's space agency said.
History
126 years Van Gogh committed suicide: Deciphering the mystery of the madness of the artist
On July 27, 1890, Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh went to the wheat field behind the castle in the village of Auvers-sur-Oise, a few miles north of Paris, France and fired…