Finding dinosaurs like the Loch Ness monster
Scientists discovered a large archaeological site that shows a long-necked dinosaur that looks like a Loch Ness monster that once lived in Scotland 170 million years ago.
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Scientists discovered a large archaeological site that shows a long-necked dinosaur that looks like a Loch Ness monster that once lived in Scotland 170 million years ago.
The mystery of the swimming style of the dragon (Plesiosaur), an ancient creature with a unique body, was decoded by scientists after nearly two centuries of controversy.
A search group in Shiga Prefecture, Japan, found the remains of a temple shrine dating back hundreds of years in the lake.
The prolonged drought caused the water level of the Grijalba River in southern Mexico to drop by nearly 25 meters and accidentally exposed the church 400 years to the bo…
Sillustani burial site located on the bank of Lake Umayo, Peru, is home to the unique funeral towers since ancient times named chullpa.
Do you have a 1,300-year-old city called 'Atlantis of the East' that remains intact at the bottom of an artificial lake?
Researchers have found a 70-million-year-old fossil of a marine reptile in Mount Talkeetna, Alaska, shaped like a Loch Ness monster.
On June 24, the Ho Chi Minh City Heritage Center said that while being plowed, some people in Vinh Long commune, Vinh Loc district, Thanh Hoa province discovered many an…
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient skeleton in the Copacabana peninsula of Lake Titicaca, Bolivia. Research shows that brain surgery has been performed since prim…
Recent archaeologists have discovered more than 100 burial tombs, dating from the Eastern Han Dynasty, in Jiangsu Province, eastern China.
When digging water pipes in Seattle, USA on February 11, workers found mammoth ivory 10,000 years ago.
An ancient city built in China from 1,300 years ago still retains many intact structures despite being located deep below the artificial lake.
In the recent expedition of Bolivia's Lake Titicaca lake, archaeologists found thousands of bone fragments, including many pieces of gold and silver, from 1,500 years ag…
Scientists have discovered the oldest rock carvings in North America dating back at least 10,000 years and are trying to decode them.
New divers discovered a wooden stick nearly 3.4m long at the bottom of Lake Michigan, USA. They believed it could be part of the Griffin ship and the rest might be burie…