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People start going straight sooner than we think
Scientists have discovered the fossil skeleton of A.Afarensis of the Southern gibbon genus dating back 3.6 million years ago ...
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'Paddy 3,000 years' is specially protected because of the hot sun
After more than 10 days, the grains of rice revealed from the soil layer dating back to 3,000 have grown into seedlings. The largest tree has a height of 15 cm and has n…
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Hundreds more of 3,000-year rice grains were discovered
On the morning of May 26, hundreds of grains of burnt rice on the soil floor dating back 3,000 years continue to be found by the excavation team at Thanh Den relic site…
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Discover 2,250-year-old coins
Archaeologists have discovered silver coins with the image of the ancient Pharaoh Ptolemy III at an oasis south of the capital Cairo (Egypt).
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Discovering fossil birds in the Gobi Desert
Scientists have discovered fossils of a new bird at the site of the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, dating from about 70 to 75 million years ago.
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300 samples of ancient fossils
Hoang Thanh (Dak Lak) owns a collection of over 300 fossils dating back 203 - 175 million years.
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Discovered the tomb of the mysterious Egyptian queen
French archaeologists have found the almost intact coffin of an Egyptian queen in a tomb dating back over 4,000 years.
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Discovery of architectural ruins 1,400 years ago
A group of Spanish researchers discovered a human face decorated with stereotypes with dating back to about 1,400 years ago.
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Mexico discovered the Tubar people complex
Mexican archaeologists have discovered a population of Tubar houses and cemeteries, dating back about 1,200 years.
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Statue of 35,000-year-old nude woman
A German scientist has discovered a statue of nude ivory women dating to 35,000 years.
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Methods of determining new archaeological dates
Scientists at the University of Manchester have developed a method of dating the archaeological objects - using water and fire to open their
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Detecting Greek mummies in coffins with lead
The mummy of a middle-aged woman dating from ancient Greece was discovered in a coffin by lead in another stone casket. The first clear information is the Greek mummy fr…
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The Austrian people celebrated the prehistoric female Guard
This is Venusmania in Vienna, where the Austrian celebrated the discovery 100 years ago - a figurative figurines dating back 25,000 years ago, when mammoths dominated th…
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Ancient plant compounds discovered in salt walls of waste treatment sites
It has just been discovered that cellulose dating back 253 million years along with some perhaps ancient DNA samples in salt crystals under a ground of nuclear waste in…
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Did comets cause extinction in ancient America?
The debate is heating up around a controversial hypothesis that the very strong collision with comets caused the huge North American mammals to become extinct nearly 13,…