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Discover 6,000 year old wine making equipment
Scientists from Armenia, the US and Ireland have discovered the oldest wine-making device ever, estimated to be about 6,000 years old, in southern Armenia.
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Discovered a rare twelfth century mask in Russia
Archaeologists have discovered a mask that has a history of thousands of years ago like the mask of the bandits of the time at Russia's historic center Veliki Novgorog.
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Why do grass-eating dinosaurs have long necks?
The act of swallowing food is considered to be the cause of herbivore dinosaurs with large bodies with long necks and small heads. That is the conclusion of German scien…
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Soap with baby dinosaur meat
According to the researchers, the final image that hundreds and thousands of newly hatched dinosaurs are giants.
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Ancient microorganisms form rocks of Stromatolite 34 million years old
Stromatolite rock is an ancient sedimentary rock structure with a round or cylindrical top shape formed in layers of shallow water through long-term geological transform…
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The posture of long-necked dinosaurs is completely wrong
Famous images of the largest known dinosaurs, from film to skeletons in the museum, mostly have the wrong posture, according to a new study.
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Discover the oldest dinosaur protein
A recent study has found that fossil feet of platypus dinosaurs living 80 million years ago have the oldest proteins stored in soft tissues.
Archeology
Found the belly opening in amber
One hundred million years ago, a termite got injured and opened its belly. The resin gradually encapsulates the body and the entire termite gut.
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Long-necked dinosaurs do not face the neck up high?
Long-necked dinosaurs are not looking for food on the tops of trees, according to a new study that the prehistoric species should keep their necks horizontal and not upw…
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Evidence of a neck brain surgery
Archaeologists claim to have discovered evidence of a brain surgery done nearly 1,800 years ago on a young woman's body - the victim died shortly after the operation.
Archeology
Find the 'monster' reptile in the Arctic
The bones of a bus-sized prehistoric reptile have been found on a remote Arctic island, and may be a species that science has never known.
Archeology
The discovery of two-headed lizard fossils in China
French and Chinese paleontologists have found fossils of a two-headed reptile living in China 150 million years ago.
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Discovered reptilian skull 70 million years
A perfect skull and lower jaw of a 70-million-year-old marine reptile has just been discovered by a pastor in the state of Montana. This is the skull of a long-necked sn…
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Found the ancestor of Loch Ness monster monster?
Plesiosaurus is a strange animal with a disproportionate neck, a pudgy body that can stretch 2.5m long and fins with joints similar to bird wings. Animal
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A long-necked predator in the sea
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…