Oceanography
Vietnamese corals are comparable to world corals
With the number of 400 different species of corals belonging to 80 species, 17 different families, the marine coral fauna of Vietnam is comparable to the most diverse co…
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Archeology
Associate Professor Nguyen Lan Cuong first approached the prehistoric skull
In volcanic caves there are numbers from C1 to C6, scientists find thousands of relics are ceramic pieces, stone tools, stripped pieces, sketches, animal teeth, freshwat…
Archeology
China: Discovered 130 million year old dinosaur eggs still intact
Archaeologists discovered a large amount of dinosaur eggs buried underground hundreds of millions of years ago.
Archeology
Excavating the tomb of Qin Shui Huang, discovering the animal world inside
Recent archaeologists recently discovered in the tomb of Qin Shihuang there are thousands of animals of different species that were buried with him.
Archeology
British fishermen find Roman treasures worth 267 thousand USD
Mike Smale fisherman stumbles upon a large number of 2,000-year-old Roman coins as he and his friends search for treasure in the field of Anthony Butler in the town of B…
Archeology
Many ancient thousands of years old stone artifacts were found in North Iran cemetery
A number of antiques have been found in an ancient cemetery in the province of Gilan in northern Iran called Asb Risseh, the head of the excavation in the cemetery has j…
Archeology
The origin of the digital symbol '0' is longer than we think
In the manuscript Bakhshali scattered symbols for numbers
Archeology
The Chinese bamboo rod is the oldest decimal calculator
On April 23, the Guinness Book of Records recognized a set of Chinese bamboo sticks that existed for more than 2,300 years, the world's oldest decimal calculator.
Archeology
More than 22 billion for the Ming-era gourd vase
The shocking thing at the auction was held by Birmingham auction house Fellows in Birmingham, England, not just in numbers
Archeology
Marvel at discovering a dildo in an ancient Chinese tomb
Recent archaeological findings about a number of things that Chinese nobility under the Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD) used to make may surprise many people.
Archeology
The difficult reason makes the Megalodon shark extinct
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…
Archeology
Bamboo card in the king's tomb suspected that Khong Tu lost 1,800 years
The Chinese team identified the unearthed bamboo card numbers from the Liu Xia tomb
Archeology
Found black bronze antiquities during the Spring and Autumn War
Many black bronze artifacts from the Spring and Autumn War period were found in China's Jiangxi Province.
Archeology
Are the ancestors of Chinese people from ancient Egypt?
A well-known scientist has elicited a heated debate online when claiming that the founders of Chinese civilization are not Chinese, but immigrants from Egypt.
Archeology
Scientists want to rebuild Leonardo da Vinci's genome
500 years ago, Leonardo da Vinci pioneered quite a number of research fields, from poetry to mathematics, engineering, anatomy, science, astronomy, geology and especiall…