Archeology
The girl's remains revealed the terrifying power of the Inca empire
The might of the great Inca empire was partly built on a cruel and fearsome terror power, which the four found remains have shown.
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Archeology
Rebels find 3,000-year-old mummies in Yemen
An ancient settlement and mummy about three thousand years old have been discovered in the vicinity of Yemen's capital Sanaa.
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The 10,000-year-old forest sinks under the sea
Remnants of the dense forest of ancient times discovered off Lithuania, can reveal much information about the end of the Ice Age.
Archeology
Human ancestors 9,000 years ago also faced urban problems
Human ancestors from about 9,000 years ago have faced modern urban problems such as overpopulation, violence and environmental hazards.
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Bacteria associated with 'black death' were found in 5,000 year old tombs
The latest finding suggests that a terrible plague could have devastated settlements across Europe since the end of the Stone Age.
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Unbelievable but true story: To live here, you have to cut the appendix
It is the Antarctic Chilean settlement, also one of the only two towns in Antarctica.
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Humans can live in pits on Mars
Plans to build domed houses or elevated settlements on the Red planet, though sounding great, will actually kill us.
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'Ghost' island in the middle of the Indian Ocean
Once a prisoner of prisoners and later became a bustling settlement, Ross has a special past before being a wild, mysterious island with ruins.
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Marvel at Arkaim, Russia's mysterious stonehenge
Located in the steppe region south of the Ural Mountains, 8.2 km north of Amurskiy is the incredible Arkaim architectural complex. Many archaeologists and researchers we…
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Why do ancient Egyptians only sex in the summer?
A new study revealed, ancient Egyptians mainly sex in the summer. Archaeologists studying at a cemetery in Egypt's Dakhleh oasis unearthed 765 ancient tombs.
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Mouse house - The Viking's special companion
During the period between the 8th and 10th centuries, Vikings explored and expanded to the areas of Greenland, Iceland and Newfoundland.
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The 'grandmother' of the island nation of Madagascar
The new study shows that Madagascar residents are descended from about 30 Indonesian women, when they went there on a lost ship 1,200 years ago. Discovered on the previo…
Conquer Mars
Imagine human life when settling down on Mars
Bill Hargenrader, founder of Mars NOW, said the first Mars explorers could land on the planet in just over 10 years, according to Sun.
Archeology
The celestial explosion is the culprit that destroyed the ancient Near East civilization
Scientists have gathered evidence that 3,700 years ago, an explosion of an object in the atmosphere destroyed the settlements in modern Jordanian territory.