The origin of the first farmer group in Europe
A new study said that the first farmers in western and central Europe were not indigenous hunting groups that gradually abandoned their spears to cultivate.
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A new study said that the first farmers in western and central Europe were not indigenous hunting groups that gradually abandoned their spears to cultivate.
More than 100 feet deep beneath Lake Huron is a wide strip of rock that 9000 years ago was a land bridge, this is the first archaeological evidence of human activity und…
The boys in the cave period enjoyed girls with a slender body. Dozens of fire stone figurines excavated at an ancient hunting area in Poland have revealed that.
A group of British and Egyptian scientists are trying to decipher the secret of drugs used by ancient Egyptians 5,000 years ago.
Ancient hunters hunted giant camels, as tall as elephants today, in the Syrian desert tens of thousands of years ago. Archaeologists are investigating where these camels…
Kangaroos and koalas (large sized hippopotamus) in prehistoric times are not destroyed by humans but rather by changing weather and depleting food sources, scientists
Scientists have discovered a long-necked reptile, with fangs, that seems to hunt fish and squid in shallow waters that are present in the South China Sea more than 230 m…
Residents on Easter Island may not have destroyed the beautiful island by themselves with their giant statues. Instead, the culprit may be European.
Anthropologists have hypothesized that the first generation of people learned to live in groups and collaborate to avoid being eaten by predators. Previously, science be…
An American researcher believed he had deciphered the mystery of why one of the most important ancestors of humanity died two million years ago. An eagle killed a child…
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has published details of the new Mars exploration plan with the goal of an ancient plains located within a giant hole…
Wandering the desert burning, risking a robbery or risking imprisonment, the meteorite hunters still brave the danger to search for rocks
According to Fox news, the Kepler space telescope that hunts aliens from NASA's US Aerospace Agency suddenly disappears, facing new problems.
The Exoplanet Satellite Survey (TESS) sent the first shot when it was about 8,000 kilometers from the Moon, Space reported on May 18.
Usually Earth-like exoplanets are quite close to the host star and their photography is extremely difficult because the host star is several times brighter than these pl…