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Discovering a huge ancient Roman theater in England
Archaeologists discovered a theater dating to 2,000 years in the UK with the number of seats for 12,000 people.
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The mysterious couple died in an ancient stone age
Two skeletons of an 8,000-year-old couple have been discovered in a well dating from the Stone Age, in Israel, which also contains many mysteries that make archaeologist…
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Discover the oldest Scottish home dating back 10,000 years
The traces of a house are said to be the earliest in Scotland to be discovered by scientists.
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Sweden discovered an ancient stone tomb of 5,500 years old
A tomb dating to about 5,500 years is believed to belong to a recently discovered Stone Age chief in Sweden.
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Spider fossils attack hornets
George Poinar, Jr., emeritus professor of zoology at Oregon State University, an insect researcher in amber, recently unveiled images of spider fossils attacking the was…
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Discovered 500 million-year-old insect has brain
Fossils discovered in mudstone in Yunnan Province, China are Fuxianhuia protensa, ancient ancestors of arthropods today. They appeared in the Cambrian period dating back…
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Human bone detection dating to 12,000 years in Japan
Okinawa Prefectural Museum on October 19 revealed that human and animal bones and radiocarbon dating tools have been discovered for 12,000 years in a cave in Nanjo City,…
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Redefining the Stone Age dating from poison
The analysis of some of the oldest toxic artifacts and drugs shows that the Late Stone Age could begin in Africa 20,000 years earlier than the time that scientists still…
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Discovering 1,000-year-old Cham Pa ruins
After more than half a month of excavation, a Cham Pa temple temple dating back to the 10th century has been revealed. This Cham Pa temple temple is at Group 3, Phong Le…
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Detecting giant bones as high as 3m
Scientists have discovered they have discovered very tall human skeletons dating back 24 to 25 thousand years in the Borzomsky ravine (Georgia). Experts claim it is the…
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Excavation of the pre-Inca aristocratic tomb
Archaeologists claim to have excavated a tomb dating to about 1,200 years old, from pre-Inca times, in northern Peru. Human remains and jewelry were found in the tomb ab…
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3,500-year-old toilets are disposal sites
Recently, Australian archaeologists announced the discovery of something that seems to be Asia's oldest toilet, dating back to 3,300 to 3,700 years, belonging to the Neo…
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Discover the oldest ceramic piece in the world
Archaeologists discovered pottery pieces dating back to 20,000 years in a cave in China. Pottery pieces found by Chinese archaeologists and colleagues from Germany and t…
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Excavation of 2000-year-old gold warehouse
Archaeologists have suddenly discovered a precious treasure of jewelry, gold and silver dating back 2,000 years in Israel. According to the original judgment of scientis…
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Strange baptism of the tribe of unknown people
Lying precariously near the edge of the cliffs, the coffins and many