Archeology
The hardship of searching for Minh's treasure sinks the seabed
During the fierce naval battle between the Ming navy (1368-1644) and the native Sri Lanka offshore more than 600 years ago, a giant transport ship carried gold and gems…
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Archeology
Recreate ancient Peruvian lord face with 3D technology
The face of Sipan's lord who died 1900 years ago was recreated by 3D technology.
Archeology
How did prehistoric people come to America?
One of the most persuasive hypotheses is that prehistoric people traveled by road for 1,450km from Alaska to Montana.
Archeology
The oldest remains reveal the Native American origin in the Americas
An international team of researchers confirmed the discovery of an almost complete skeleton of a prehistoric girl found in an underwater cave in Mexico.
Archeology
Native Americans are of Siberian origin
Modern Indians inherited 38% of genetic genes from European ancestors who moved to Siberia from tens of thousands of years ago.
Archeology
Detecting modern human individual fossils 40,000 years old
A relative from Tianyuan Cave: a human being who lived 40,000 years ago seems to be a relative of many Asians and native Americans today.
Archeology
Mexico: Detection of skull, jaw bone 500 years old
The October 5 announcement of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) said Mexican scientists have discovered 45 skull bones and 250 500-year-old jaw b…
Archeology
Ancient Peruvian residents also have a custom of eating betel nuts.
Peru's native inhabitants had a habit of chewing coca leaves with lime from 8,000 years ago, much like Vietnam's betel nut practices.
Archeology
You used to have 'Apartheid regime'.
A racist society once existed at the beginning of the Anglo-Saxon era in Britain, researchers speculate. According to them, a small population of migrants from Germany,…
Biology
Found moss that can filter out arsenic in water
One of the major problems we face is the phenomenon of water poisoning from heavy metals, such as arsenic.
Biology
The species that is capable of 'dying' makes scientists 'headaches'
The secret of dried grass in the drought suddenly becomes green when it rains has led scientists to suffer for years.
Biology
Spider poison Katipo - one of the world's most exclusive spiders
Latrodectus katipo (commonly referred to as katipo) is an endangered spider native to New Zealand.
Biology
Discover a grass that tastes like ... chips
Right from a young age, one of us must have been taught not to taste anything in the laboratory.
Biology
The 'monster' caused many days of social network storm without anyone knowing what it was
Our green planet is full of weird creatures, so much so that even though it has been recognized for a long time by science, you still don't know what their names are.