Important discovery of family ties from a 5,700-year-old tomb in England
DNA analysis from a 5,700-year-old grave has discovered the world's oldest family tree, shedding light on the crucial role family and lineage played in Britain's early f…
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DNA analysis from a 5,700-year-old grave has discovered the world's oldest family tree, shedding light on the crucial role family and lineage played in Britain's early f…
Scientists have found 77 species of anomalous creatures in the depths of Antarctica's Ekström ice shelf, which is thought to be dead land.
The shocking discovery of a perfectly preserved baby dinosaur embryo, curled inside an egg.
A 2,000-year-old bronze tripod is considered the most interesting discovery ever, making the whole world surprised at the utopian intelligence of ancient people.
People often liken 'as old as the Earth'. But where the name 'Earth' comes from, no one knows.
A cup in an ancient tomb in the ancient capital city of the Zhou Dynasty (China) contains the oldest evidence that tea leaves were processed and brewed to drink just lik…
The pen is composed of a bone tube and a metal nib that acts like an ink pen, suitable for drawing fine lines.
The process of surveying a private land to dig ditches has revealed huge ancient houses and many ancient tombs, inside containing many antiques, which are considered an…
According to scientists, this fireplace is specially designed to stay warm all night.
The female mummy's grave shows clear signs of vandalism by grave robbers, and may have had some artefacts removed, but the golden tongue remains intact.
According to hasty notes, these fossils have been found since the 1920s and for unknown reasons have been forgotten for decades, Phys.org reported.
A 1,000-year-old antique gold earring, believed to be of Egyptian origin, but found in Denmark.
A team of researchers identified upstream mussels in Wisconsin as more than 100 years old based on the time it took to build the dam.
When excavating a tomb in Rome, it was discovered that a 1,500-year-old lamp did not turn off. So what is the mystery behind?
A research team found burial items of gold, silver and bronze, and precious stones such as rubies, lapis lazuli and amber in the tombs of a noble Bronze Age family.