Archeology
Eternal love through a kiss photo of 2,800 years has touched many people
Two skeletons found at an archaeological excavation site, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran in a forward-facing position and exchanging kisses, date to 2,800 years.
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Archeology
The culprit of the Plague Battle killed 100,000 people in England
Researching DNA from human bones, scientists found the bacteria that caused the Plague to eradicate 1/4 of London's population in England in 1665.
Archeology
Found bones of 9,000-year-old rotten fingers in Saudi Arabia
If the evaluation of the chronology is correct, the scientists' hypothesis of 'Leaving Africa' will have more credible evidence.
Archeology
Collection of tiny human bones in the old castle tunnel
Fairy-shaped, winged skeletons, wolves and aliens are found in the basement of a London mansion of a 19th-century collector.
Archeology
The first massacre in human history
Archaeologists found fossil skeletons of 27 massacred hunter-gatherers 10,000 years ago in Nataruk, near Lake Turkana, Kenya.
Archeology
Discovered a large amount of medieval human bones under the road in England
A large number of medieval human bones have just been discovered underneath a road near the famous castle in Hertford, Hertfordshire, England.
Archeology
Human bones are lighter with time
The lack of osteoporosis makes human bones lighter, increasing the risk of fractures and osteoporosis.
Archeology
Human hands evolve earlier than we think
Scientists have discovered an ancient bone in a tomb in Kenya, revealing the ingenious ability of human hands to evolve 600 million years earlier than previous studies.
Archeology
Turkey discovered human bones for 8,500 years
Istanbul Archaeological Museum excavated human skeletons in an area 50km from the coast, where 8,500 years ago existed in a village.
Archeology
Ancient people were able to climb as well as gibbons
A study published on October 25 in the journal
Archeology
Human bone detection dating to 12,000 years in Japan
Okinawa Prefectural Museum on October 19 revealed that human and animal bones and radiocarbon dating tools have been discovered for 12,000 years in a cave in Nanjo City,…
Archeology
Found more than 40,000 years old skull in Laos
The skull fragments discovered by archaeologists in 2009 in a cave in Laos show that the early migration of modern humans took place 20,000 years earlier than previous r…
Archeology
Mysterious decoding 10,000 13th century skeletons in London
British archaeologists say thousands of skeletons found in a mass grave in London are victims of a volcanic eruption in the 13th century, which occurred thousands of kil…
Archeology
Is the bone discovered in Bulgaria the Holy Baptist?
Scientists say new evidence has been found to support the argument that the bones and remains of a church basement in Bulgaria may be of St. John the Baptist (also known…
Archeology
Detecting fossils of human bones living on trees
American scientists have discovered fossil bones fossil of prehistoric Australopithecus afarensis living 3.9-1.9 million years ago. This person may be the direct ancesto…