Egyptian mummy wearing an intact mask after more than 1,600 years
The mummy dates back to the Greek-Roman period (from 332 BC to 395) was found in good condition with linen wrapped around the corpse.
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The mummy dates back to the Greek-Roman period (from 332 BC to 395) was found in good condition with linen wrapped around the corpse.
Blue eggs are found in many modern birds and people have long believed that only the animals of the new bird family have green eggs.
Around the skull is a crown made of jade beads as well as hundreds of green fragments from a broken mask.
A green stone bracelet has just been found and is believed to be the oldest necklace in history, dating back to 40,000 years old.
Scientists at the University of Bonn in Germany examined the 66-million-year-old egg of the dinosaur feather called Heyuannia huangi and discovered the pigment in the gr…
After 3 centuries buried in the ground in Newark (England), the vase
When excavating archaeologists were surprised to find an ancient bronze bronze sword without rust, the color was still new after more than 2000 years.
A newly published study shows that the elite of 10,000 years ago were
One of the most important moments in Earth's life was the Cambrian explosion of life, about 540 million years ago, when complex and multicellular life forms appeared thr…
Ancient Egyptians believed that colors had sacred power, when many times discovered green stones were wrapped in mummies of children.
Scientists have just discovered the skeleton of a small woman hugging two children, lying on a flower bed 5000 years ago in the barren Sahara desert today.
By falsifying the guts of the largest dinosaurs, scientists have discovered that the diet is rich in green and that these animals are more nutritious than they think. Th…
Chinese geologists believe that 1.3 billion years ago, one year of the Earth lasted 540 days, ie 13 to 14 months with 42 days a month and only 15 hours a day. These impr…
Asteroid 2018 VX1 is expected to reach at a distance of 381,400 km and is not dangerous to the green planet.
It seemed like it was just a piece of green paper with gold dust particles on it, but it wasn't that simple.