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Ancient people eat snails from 30,000 years ago
A new archaeological excavation in Spain reveals that humans eat snails from the Paleolithic period 30,000 years ago.
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Looking for the solution to the disappearance of the ancient Neanderthal
Before extinction about 40,000 years ago, the ancient Neanderthals lived side by side with modern humans in Europe for about five millennia.
Archeology
Discovered grasshoppers live 20 million years ago
An ancient grasshopper species that humans never knew before was discovered in a piece of hard amber.
Archeology
The hobbit is a history of Down?
Researchers have just released a new thesis in the debate over the true identity of fossil human skeletons dating back to more than 18,000 years (called LB1).
Archeology
The first case of Down syndrome in human history
The 1,500-year-old skeleton discovered in France has signs of Down syndrome and is believed to be the earliest case of history.
Archeology
Human brain lesions 8,000 years ago
Archaeologists have excavated the Norwegian skull about 8,000 years ago, which may contain the most ancient ruins of the human brain.
Archeology
Detecting skulls dating to 430,000 years old
The Guardian (UK) reports, scientists have just restored the status quo of ancient skull fragments in northern Spain.
Archeology
Fecal fossil analysis of ancient people
Through analysis of fossil samples, experts found the old Neanderthals had an omnivorous diet.
Archeology
Humanity survives thanks to the Altai climate
Climate conditions are stable, so some ancient forms of people could survive here - the Russian expert Pavel Tarasov said.
Archeology
Discover ancient books wrapped in human skin
Scientists at Harvard University in the United States have confirmed that an ancient book being kept at the school's library system is covered with human skin.
Archeology
The human face evolves to avoid injury
Research evidence from the ancient people (who walked by 2 limbs) showed that the human face evolved to minimize the possibility of injury when fighting.
Archeology
New discovery about the primitive extinct Neanderthal
The Neanderthals, extinct relatives of modern humans are known to be primitive and rather clumsy.
Archeology
People are Earth's greatest enemies?
So far, the scientific community is still debating whether humans are the main
Archeology
More causes of pandemic
British rail engineers discovered 25 human skeletons during the Middle Ages when carrying out the Crossrail, London railway project.
Archeology
The 3300-year-old coffin carved his face
An ancient 3,300-year-old coffin, made of clay in the shape of a human face, was discovered in Israel.