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The largest dinosaur mecca in the world
Excavation projects at the Canadian dinosaur fossil park have collected tens of thousands of fossil specimens of 45 different dinosaurs.
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Discovered 3,000 remains between London's capital
Crossrail Europe's largest railway project is halted due to archaeologists finding more than 3000 skeletons between London's capital.
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Discovering a 10,000-year-old mysterious forest in the deep sea
Researchers were extremely surprised and delighted at the discovery of the vast forest with thousands of years of life under the North Sea.
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Effort to save Leonardo Da Vinci's self-portrait
The project to restore Leonardo da Vinci's only self-portrait picture is about to reach a crucial stage, thanks to high-tech technology.
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Detecting traces of 'funeral funeral'
Israeli archaeologists have unearthed the remains of a fabulous remembrance of a deceased, near a grave of Natufian prehistoric people at Mount Carmel near Haifa, northe…
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Ancient Roman skulls under the Thames
The railway project staff in London, England, recently discovered 20 Roman skulls believed to be from the first century AD.
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Egypt made a false tomb for King Tut
The Cairo government said it would build a false tomb and duplicate it near the real grave of King Tutankhamun.
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Discover thousands of 1,500 year old artifacts in Bolivia
In the recent expedition of Bolivia's Lake Titicaca lake, archaeologists found thousands of bone fragments, including many pieces of gold and silver, from 1,500 years ag…
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People lived in the Thames River 9000 years ago
Rare evidence suggests that humans lived in the Thames (England), 9,000 years ago, discovered by archaeologists in the Crossrail project.
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Promotion of Alfred Emperor's core test
The Church of England has allowed experts to conduct a test of the remains believed to belong to King Alfred the Great and his family.
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Successfully salvaged world record treasure
The treasure hunters on the Odyssey have announced that they have recovered 61 tons of silver ingots from the wreck of the ship Gairsoppa that sank from World War II.
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The ambition to revive the extinct breed
Professor George Church from Harvard Medical School, believes that he could reconstruct the DNA of the ancient Neanderthals and revive the extinct breed 33,000 years ago.
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Discover the road section built 2,000 years ago
The excavation site is open to the public from June 25, and the project details are also published. Even many large paving stones are engraved with some children's games…
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Recover Shakespeare's signature
According to Live Science, scientists used high-tech imaging to restore the signature that could be William Shakespeare. Who is the owner of the scribbles 'Wakes Shakesp…
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Discovered 3000-year-old stone lion in Turkey
The leading archaeologists working at the University of Toronto, Canada, discovered a complex city gate decorated with stone sculptures, including a stone lion ...