Archeology
The embalmed monk in Mongolia may not have died yet
Some Buddhists believe that the Mongolian monk is practicing a deep form of meditation and may not be dead yet.
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Archeology
Discovered a 1,000-year-old Peruvian mummy in a sitting position
More than 1,000 years ago, this 50-year-old woman was
Archeology
Wreck of World War II on the ocean floor
Two wrecks from World War II, sunk more than 70 years ago, were discovered at the bottom of the Atlantic at a distance from each other.
Archeology
Discovered a 3,500-year-old male and female skeleton in the fist position
Russian scientists have discovered two 3,500-year-old men and women skeletons buried together in a fist pose in a village in Siberia.
Archeology
The mystery evolved in the standing position of birds
Birds can be in the middle of the sky because of its strange bowing style. Scientists have studied the origin of this folded posture, providing a more detailed view of t…
Archeology
The greatest ancient cities in history
Damascus is the capital of Syria. This magical place has been known since ancient times, is now one of the oldest cities in the world. It is believed that the present se…
Archeology
Detecting turtle fossils mating
German scientists first discovered fossils of a vertebrate species - including humans - in a working position
Archeology
The mystery of prone remains
Placing a corpse lying on the stomach in a grave is a form of humiliation or punishment for the dead in ancient societies, a Swedish scientist asserts.
Archeology
Whale born on land
The fetal position in the fossil of an ancient whale shows that, more than 47 million years ago, this animal landed on land to give birth.
Archeology
Infants have an important position in the Stone Age
The discovery of two ancient tombs dating to 27,000 years containing the bodies of newborn babies confirms that young children also occupy an important place in the soci…
Archeology
Why was the Roman empire destroyed? (Part I)
Of course there was the answer of historians. Here, in another position, sociologists and anthropologists want to examine the Roman Empire's collapse problem in terms of
Archeology
Dwarves are respected in ancient Egypt
Ancient Egyptians respected dwarfs and did not consider them physically impaired. A group of researchers at Georgetown University, USA, explored the biological traces an…
Space science
The essence of the North Star
In modern astronomy, this star is a seven-star array, the seven brightest in the boundary of the Big Dipper constellation in the northern hemisphere.
Space science
No GPS, no Google Map - how do astronauts locate in the universe?
We are no stranger to GPS and Google Map, tools that tell us where we are on the surface of the Earth, at coordinates. And coordinates are shown by latitude and longitud…