The man in the body of women 2000 years ago
Results of an analysis of the skeleton skeleton of a Roman woman who lived 2,000 years ago showed that this is a man.
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Results of an analysis of the skeleton skeleton of a Roman woman who lived 2,000 years ago showed that this is a man.
The corpse of a noble woman who lived in the 17th century also wore preserved clothes that were nearly intact, discovered by French archaeologists in a coffin of lead, b…
Archaeologists have uncovered nearly 100 prehistoric worship sites, containing countless statues carved with male and female genitalia in the Eilat Mountains in Israel's…
New archaeologists unearthed two skeletons dating to about 700 years, lying side by side and holding hands.
Greek archaeologists excavated a large grave of Alexander the Great on Kasta hill, Serres region in northern Greece.
A group of French archaeologists have discovered the tomb of a royal female singer during the Pharaoh period at the archaeological site of Saqqara, located about 25km so…
A recent study published in the journal PLoS ONE (February 26, 2014) reveals the heavenly facts about a mysterious mummy of an Inca woman tortured brutally in a murder r…
By 3D method, the scientists recreated the human face from the 1,800-year-old skull found in the White Stone Cape.
Researchers have just archived one of the ancient intact letters of the first female poet to mention homosexual love.
Russian scientists have discovered two 3,500-year-old men and women skeletons buried together in a fist pose in a village in Siberia.
Chinese archaeologists have discovered the grave of Upper Quan Uyen Nhi, who is considered
An Australian anthropologist has successfully created the face of the Hobbit dwarf (scientific name Homo floresiensis) - one of human ancestors.
Scientists found the tools that ancient Egyptians used to brainwash dead people in a female mummy dating back to about 2,400 years.
German scientists first discovered fossils of a vertebrate species - including humans - in a working position