Archeology
Discover 48 mysterious bones about 'black death'
British archaeologists have found 48 skeletons in a mass grave, dating from the 14th century.
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Archeology
The culprit of the Plague Battle killed 100,000 people in England
Researching DNA from human bones, scientists found the bacteria that caused the Plague to eradicate 1/4 of London's population in England in 1665.
Archeology
The whip revealed the monastic life in the Black Death pandemic
Archaeologists found the secret behind some of the twisted copper wire sections unearthed at a monastery since the Middle Ages.
Archeology
97 5,000-year-old remains were deformed in a house of 20 square meters
Chinese archaeologists have recently unearthed a 97 deformed remains of 5,000-year-old remains.
Archeology
More causes of pandemic
British rail engineers discovered 25 human skeletons during the Middle Ages when carrying out the Crossrail, London railway project.
Archeology
Discovered a mass grave from the XV century in London
When excavating the Crossrail high-speed subway tunnel in London, construction workers discovered a burial place for plague victims in the fifteenth century - a pandemic…
Archeology
The oldest evidence of leprosy in India
The research team, consisting of a researcher, reported the results of an analysis of a bone discovered in India with evidence of leprosy.
Archeology
Detecting medieval skulls
According to an Italian archaeologist who directed the excavation, they recently discovered the remains of a medieval vampire in a body of a plague victim in the 16th ce…
Space science
The discovery of Halley comet has caused a terrible epidemic
The appearance of Halley's comet has
Doomsday
Archaeological remains of victims of epidemics 'Apocalypse Day' Egypt
Archaeologists excavate the remains of horrific plague victims described as
Biology
Traces the parasite to turn bees into living corpses
In recent years a plague has swept into the west and east coasts of the United States, the scientific community calls by name
Biology
This seemingly harmless bacterium killed one third of the world's population
Some recent research has found the cause of the bacteria causing pandemics
Biology
Giving a curfew to butterflies
The phenomenon of an itchy butterfly in cities at night forced French foreigner Guyana to impose a curfew.
Animal world
3,000 pigs died drifting in Shanghai
Chinese officials received phone calls from people about the floating corpses on the section of the Huangpu River in the territory of Songjiang District, Shanghai City f…
Animal world
The risk of disease from wildlife trade
About 70% of infectious diseases affecting humans are derived from wild species, according to the warning of the Wildlife Conservation Organization (WCS).