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On June 10, the Mexican National Institute of History and Archeology announced that archaeologists have discovered a set of remains dating back to about 800 AD at the ca…
Although living under the reign of pharaohs, the ancient Egyptian women still hold many important positions in the political system, even becoming queen to govern the co…
This study shows that the Vikings arrived in America before Christopher Columbus explorer for 500 years and established small villages along the North Atlantic coast.
Scientists are studying the DNA patterns of skeletons dating back to about 430,000 years and it is likely that we must re-examine human evolution with this discovery.
Archaeologists found fossil skeletons of 27 massacred hunter-gatherers 10,000 years ago in Nataruk, near Lake Turkana, Kenya.
Throughout its history, mankind has created countless amulets to ward off evil spirits and welcome fortunes.
Modern people are different from animals in many characteristics, they form in evolution for millions of years according to different theories.
With the help of the municipal government of Cocenza, Italian researchers have officially conducted research to find the resting place of the Alaric king and the wealth…
British scientists discovered the process of introducing wet rice cultivation from a wild plant species, contributing to further clarifying the history of human species…
Italian archaeologists discovered the remains of an ancient arena dating back thousands of years in Tuscany.
A Portuguese-American historian recently claimed to have found Christopher Columbus's
The Natural History Museum Senckenberg in Frankfurt, Germany has exhibited
Chan Chan is the capital of the Chimor kingdom in ancient Peruvian history, with buildings built from unique mud.
A Dutch researcher has examined the jaw of prehistoric mastodon. This 2.5 million-year-old fossil can provide an understanding of the primordial causes of primitive elep…
Specimens with thousands of years of lifespan reflect the evolutionary history of the earth's crust from early childhood. Each specimen bears its own mark on the process…