Dead snails stuck in amber 99 million years
The group of scientists discovered the fossil snail 0.5cm long, the oldest specimen to date has preserved the soft body.
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The group of scientists discovered the fossil snail 0.5cm long, the oldest specimen to date has preserved the soft body.
Scientists discovered the beetle of the Boganiidae family of amber fragments about 99 million years with pollen grains of minnows in Myanmar, Phys reported on August 16.
Archaeologists have found evidence that thousands of people from nearly 400 tribes in Germany died in the war with a group of mysterious people in Denmark.
Scientists found a 0.536mm-long creature in a 99 million-year-old amber, Newsweek reported on June 11.
Archaeologists from around the world are planning to delve into the most enigmatic locations that 2017 studies have provided.
A group of scientists at the University of Kansas discovered that the body sucked blood in amber from the Cretaceous period in Myanmar, Fox News reported on June 18.
Meroitic is the oldest written language in the southern Sahara region where humans are currently only partially decoding. N
According to NYT, in 2005, Hungarian archaeologist Dr. Janos Balazs found the arm of a mummy child holding a greened coin.
In world history, the concept of blood-sucking demons - or vampires or
The carpet covered the Palavas-les-Flots beach, France, making the area turn into dark purple, Weather Network reported on April 11.
Recently, the crown was chosen by New York University (USA) to study the ancient world. It was originally displayed in Israel as a bronze artifact.
The face was distorted, revealing the horrors of the mummy, urging the Egyptians to learn the identity of the dead for many years.
New archaeological findings can change history. This article lists important archaeological findings in 2017 summarized by the Live Science website.
Archaeologists say the grave has been cursed to protect the dead from those who want to invade.