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The screaming mummy was intriguing in the Egyptian tomb
The face was distorted, revealing the horrors of the mummy, urging the Egyptians to learn the identity of the dead for many years.
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5 terrifying Extinction in Earth's history
Back in history, learn about the 5 Great Extinctions on Earth and seek solutions to the 6th Great Extinction.
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Learn the mystery of the 7th continent disappearing 75 million years ago
Professor Sutherland, Victoria University, Wellington said a drill will collect sediments about 300-790m deep to learn about the transformation of Zealandia for tens of…
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The first people came to settle in Australia more than 50,000 years ago
According to the Quarternary Science Review, the first people came to settle in Australia more than 50,000 years ago.
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Ancient people conquered many new lands thanks to El Nino
According to Science Alert, the study focused on learning about one of the most remote areas, Oceania, where there are signs of human habitation about 3,400 years ago.
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Accidentally discovered the graveyard of hundred-year-old boats and ships on the seabed
When surveying the geography of the Black Sea surface area to learn about the prehistoric Black Sea, scientists unknowingly discovered about 40 wrecks in quite intact co…
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The remains of Shakyamuni Buddha in thousands of years in China?
A hidden remains inside a 1,000-year-old gold chest in China can help archaeologists learn
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From the bison, learn more about the first person to set foot in America
Study the movement of ancient herds of bulls to give a clue about the first people to live in the Americas.
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Learn the world's oldest brain fossil
Fossil brain 500 million years old can provide more clues about the evolution of organisms on Earth.
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Mammoths can be 'revived'
The intact mammoth corpse found in Siberia, Russia, may open up the hope of cloning this extinct animal.
Archeology
New research on the steps of T-Rex tyrant dinosaurs
Scientists have added a fake tail to the chicken to learn about the movement of this carnivorous dinosaur.
Archeology
Bone tools 51,000 years old
Neanderthals have created the oldest tools in Europe, and modern people may have learned how to make this tool from them.
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Detecting the nocturnal egg nest of the dinosaur fetus
Scientists have discovered a cave storing more than 200 fossil skeletons from dinosaur fetuses in Yunnan, China.
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Canada discovered rare earthworm fossils
Canadian paleontologists recently learned that, for more than a decade, they have owned a fossil of hard-shelled worms that lived hundreds of millions of years ago.
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China continues to learn Cao Cao's grave
Chinese archaeologists will continue to excavate the grave believed to be Cao Cao and analyze and verify documents to determine the identity of the man in the grave.