Archeology
Homosexuals are 5,000 years ago
Archaeologists in the Czech Republic have discovered a set of remains dating back 5,000 years to the body of a man but were buried in a manner commonly used for Stone Ag…
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Decipher the unusual statues of the year 1,400 years
Archaeologists at the University of Ghana and Manchester said the strange clay statues found in Africa could be used by ancient people to heal.
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Discovered a 300-year-old mysterious mummy in China
The special feature of this nearly intact mummy is that after only a few hours, the face starts to darken and the odor comes from the body.
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The oldest mummy 'mummy'
Scientists have announced that mummies are found in the swamp of Laois, Ireland dating to ... 4,000 years.
Archeology
Discover the oldest ritual mask in Japan
A group of Japanese archaeologists said they found a piece of a wooden mask used in rituals and believed it to be the oldest specimen in Japan.
Archeology
Detecting homosexual people
Archaeologists have unearthed a 6000-year-old male skeleton in the village of Prague, Czech Republic. Based on the method of burial, archaeologists think this is a skele…
Archeology
Why did the ancient Egyptians use kittens to make sacrifices?
A new study shows that, two thousand years ago, Egyptians bought cat mummies from cattle farmers to serve as sacrificial sacrifices for the goddess Bastet. In Egypt arou…
Archeology
Brazil discovered a 10,000-year-old stone carvings
Brazilian archaeologists have discovered a 10,000-year-old stone carvings. This work has become one of the oldest cave carvings in America.
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Discovered a 2800-year-old altar in Mexico
A cylindrical 2,800-year-old altar with a carved bowl in the pre-Columbian era was discovered by archaeologists in Mexico.
Archeology
The secret of awe of an ancient Mexican group
For a long time, it has always been believed that the ancient isolated people of northern Mexico existed because of their own foods such as corn. However, more than 30 p…
Archeology
Broken objects reveal a mysterious ritual of the Bronze Age
When archaeologists unearthed a treasure of bronze-era artifacts, they must have thought they had won.
Archeology
Civilized excavations were
Scientists have recently discovered hundreds of geometric blocks deep underground in the Amazon region, believed to be owned by an unknown ancient civilization.
Archeology
Are prehistoric people happy to be eaten by their fellow humans?
Scientists have come to the startling discoveries of cannibalism in the Stone Age Europe.
Archeology
Mixtecs used cremation longer than we thought
An ancient Mexican cemetery contains evidence that the Mixtec Indians performed many funeral rituals, including the burial process about 3,000 years ago.
Archeology
Ancient statues covered with blood
Scientists claim that the Mali Empire's sculptors - a well-known wealthy empire and once a source of half the world's gold - have painted their sculptures with blood.