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Find the mystery that makes the world's largest shark disappear
The extinction of Carcharocles megalodon sharks also contains many secrets that scientists cannot find.
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Ancient lost game of 1,500 years in China
Chinese archaeologists discovered the rest of a mysterious game, which disappeared 1,500 years ago, at a 2,300-year-old tomb in Shandong Province.
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Discovered a large amount of medieval human bones under the road in England
A large number of medieval human bones have just been discovered underneath a road near the famous castle in Hertford, Hertfordshire, England.
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Record books before writing
An archaeological excavation in southeast Turkey has discovered a large number of clay cards that scientists believe are used as a pre-systematic commercial record for w…
Archeology
Old satellites discovered thousands of ancient monuments
A new study of images from cold war intelligence satellites has tripled the number of ancient sites that archaeologists are known to date.
Archeology
Save the language of Jesus
Aramaic, the language of Jesus, is facing the danger of dying when the number of people capable of speaking this type of language plummeted globally.
Archeology
Discovering a huge ancient Roman theater in England
Archaeologists discovered a theater dating to 2,000 years in the UK with the number of seats for 12,000 people.
Archeology
Detecting antiques at the bottom of Hoang Sa
Archaeologists surveyed 12 old sites and discovered 12 new locations, collecting a large number of specimens including pottery, porcelain, coins, ancient ship parts unde…
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Detecting ancient texts during the Nguyen Dynasty
In the afternoon (July 4), Mr. Ho Bach Khoa, Head of Management Board of Nguyen Du relic (Tien Dien commune, Nghi Xuan, Ha Tinh) said that in the process of carrying out…
Archeology
The mystery of the stones in the mouth of the dead
A number of human remains from the 8th century have been found with large stones caught in the mouth. Researchers believe that at that time, local people did so so that…
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Ancient mathematical heritage
Thirteen clay tablets containing the cuneiform characters of ancient Mesopotamia, dating back to 1900-1700 BC, are on display at the Research Institute ...
Archeology
Humans were once at risk of extinction
During 1 million years of history, humans have had periods of
Archeology
From eggshell, recreate the extinct genome
The process of genotyping an extinct bird has made great progress after Australian scientists on March 10 said they isolated DNA from the fossilized eggshell of the bird.
Archeology
Discover the largest gold vault in the UK
Treasure hunters using metal detectors discovered a prehistoric gold vault of the largest number ever in the UK.
Archeology
Lizards spend variable
A number of small Australian lizards called ball lizards have transformed from having 5-foot to footless legs (like most snakes) in just 3.6 million years.