Discover the most ancient stone map of the earth
The scientist believes that if the stone is proved to be truly a map, it will be something
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The scientist believes that if the stone is proved to be truly a map, it will be something
If the evaluation of the chronology is correct, the scientists' hypothesis of 'Leaving Africa' will have more credible evidence.
Scientists have found the world's oldest needle in a cave in Siberia, still in use after 50,000 years.
Finding cancer that has existed for millions of years has marked an important milestone in ancient history, and changes in preconceptions, concepts that suggest cancer i…
Scientists recreated the face of an 18-year-old farmer who died 3,700 years ago in the Scottish highlands and discovered strange strait customs.
The small and scraped marks were clearly visible on the bones of the Stone Age Orkney Islands, before they were buried in a mass grave.
Australian archaeologists have discovered a stone ax, identified as 44,000 to 49,000 years old. Currently this stone ax is considered the oldest in the world.
Scientists are close to the goal of explaining the existence of the Plain of Jars, one of the most mysterious archaeological sites in Asia when they discovered the ancie…
The paintings, red characters of the ancients on some cliffs in western Thanh Hoa are attracting cultural researchers.
From hundreds of stone and meteorite artifacts in An Khe town (Gia Lai), archaeologists from Vietnam and Russia evaluated them to be dated to about a million years.
According to a recent study, prehistoric dwarfs who lived in Indonesia many thousands of years ago may have been wiped out by the first modern humans.
German scientists found climate change in the Ice Age eventually led to the disappearance of most Europeans and the emergence of newcomers from the Middle East and Euras…
Israeli scientists have discovered that prehistoric people in the Qesem cave in this country have tried to diversify the food they earn.
Scientists discovered that people began dressing 170,000 years ago at a time when people went out of Africa and migrated to other regions.
Archaeologists found fossil skeletons of 27 massacred hunter-gatherers 10,000 years ago in Nataruk, near Lake Turkana, Kenya.