Archeology
Evidence of cancer in Neanderthals
A tumor lying on the rib of a 120,000-year-old skeleton shows that at least one Neanderthal who had been cancerous seemed to only haunt modern humans.
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Revealing the legendary underwater city of Egypt
Marine archaeologist of Oxford Marine Archeology Center has revealed the first evidence of the legendary Egyptian city submerged at the bottom of the Atlantic.
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Climate change changes people's creativity
The Live Science website said on May 21 that there was evidence that the favorable climate period was also when humans invented new tools, and began to use symbolic imag…
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More evidence of the golden city
Archaeologists continue to discover new images of a place that could be Ciudad Blanca, the legendary gold city of South America.
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People have eaten Neanderthal relatives?
Universitat Rovira i Virgili (Spain) researchers have come up with a very creepy hypothesis about the demise of Neanderthals, that our ancestors have been clean.
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French wine is of Italian origin
Archaeological evidence shows that grapes and wine processing techniques of France originated from Etrusca, part of Italy today.
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Evidence of cannibalism discovered
White people who migrated to the United States used to eat cannibalism to survive the extremely harsh period of the early 17th century.
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Dinosaurs also know how to swim
Dinosaurs can be quite heavy on the set, but new evidence suggests that they are ranking swimmers, overpowering long distances, of course underwater.
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New discovery of dinosaurs 'aerial assassins'
The small flying dinosaur named Microraptor is considered one
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Descendants of modern people and extinct people show up
Scientists believe they have found the first evidence of mating behavior between Nealderthals and our ancestors.
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Crocodile hunting dinosaurs
US scientists have found evidence of the existence of a plant-eating dinosaur, and is
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Camels once inhabited the North Pole
Camels are always considered symbolic animals for the desert. However, the researchers have now obtained evidence that these humped animals once inhabited the Canadian A…
Archeology
Identify Mona Lisa's
Art experts in Switzerland have found evidence that the first version of the Mona Lisa is also a work of Leonardo da Vinci.
Archeology
Detect strange skull
The skull, dated to about 1,000 years old, is believed to be the first evidence of early rule to change the ancient Mesoamerica's skull shape.
Archeology
Detection of extinct wolf fossils
Researchers said they found fossils of extinct wolves near Las Vegas, the first evidence that the mammal used to live in Nevada.