Shocking discovery: 3 million year old 'technology item' not made by humans
Tools made with advanced technology from 3 million years ago have been found on the shores of Lake Victoria, Africa.
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Tools made with advanced technology from 3 million years ago have been found on the shores of Lake Victoria, Africa.
Not only humans, the latest discoveries show that the number of animals that know how to create stone tools and are in the Stone Age is greater than we thought.
The find is a rare oddity, as the knife was found alone, without any accompanying objects, and was made of a stone not native to Norway.
As humans gained the power of fire, they climbed up the food chain. But when did this history-changing event happen?
The treasure that was just discovered at the Maritime Academy in Kent, England, has baffled scientists because the things inside seem to have been made to serve the live…
In a surprising discovery recently revealed to the scientific community, East African chimpanzees have demonstrated incredible intelligence and skills.
This archaeological excavation provides a lot of data for the study of stone technology, production and life of ancient people in different periods in the region.
Hoang An reservoir project (Ia Phin commune, Chu Prong district, Gia Lai province) was built in the early years after liberation and was repaired in 2011.
Ancient humans came to the land that is now China much earlier than previously predicted and had very developed technology.
Archaeologists uncovered many stone tools, ornaments and fossils of clever people inside the Bacho Kiro cave.
Archaeologists in England discovered a elm tree leaf over 6,000 years ago almost intact.
The story of prehistoric explorers 9,000 years ago exploring Greek islands collapsed, because of the footprint of an extinct human being that existed tens of thousands o…
The study area is believed to be home to the ancient Homo erectus and the Acheulian Stone Age culture. This culture is popular in Africa, Europe and Asia.
An international team of archaeologists led by archaeologist Loren Davis of Oregon State University has published data on restored artifacts that they say are the earlie…
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