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The 1.75m long dinosaur footprint has just been discovered in the area believed to be
Scientists have discovered fossils of giant beetles that were the terror of the waters in the period 400 million years ago.
The world's largest creatures - including whales and sharks ... are hiding in the deep sea. Even when dinosaurs still dominate the ground, the undersea has creatures of…
Didelphodon vorax is the largest marsupial in the Cretaceous with strong jaws that can crush prey, including dinosaurs.
At the peak of the city, in 1050, the population here reached 30,000 people. This is the largest city in the past that once existed, on a scale far beyond Paris or Londo…
Cave lions, the largest lion species that ever lived on Earth, may fall into extinction due to human hunting by the skin during the Stone Age.
Odessa tombs are located beneath the Ukrainian city of Odessa. It is a large tunnel system. Therefore, this place is said to be the largest tomb system in the world.
On September 30, scientists said one of the largest ever dinosaur footprints was discovered in the Gobi desert of Mongolia.
Danish archaeologists have discovered one of the largest Viking axes ever found, buried inside the grave of a
The cataclysm led to the birth of the first clique of feudal dynasties in China as one of the largest floods in the world in the last 10,000 years.
A group of amateur archaeologists unearthed the largest gold treasure of the ancient Vikings in Denmark.
The Devil's Book, the largest medieval manuscript manuscript, is famous for the vivid Satanic image in the middle of the book.
Archaeologists have discovered many ancient strongholds near Cambodia's Angkor Wat ruins, according to The Guardian.
Argentina researchers have reported finding fossils of a prehistoric giant bird with the largest wingspan ever recorded living about 50 million years ago in Antarctica.
Giant mouse fossils discovered in Indonesia show that they can weigh 5 kg and are as big as a small Dachshund dog.