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Fire was discovered late in Europe
A new study suggests that fire is used by humans in Europe later than people have thought for a long time
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Archeology
Reappearing extinct salmon species 70 years ago
The Japanese salmon, thought to be extinct 70 years ago, was discovered to remain in a lake near Mount Fuji.
Archeology
Dinosaurs are extinct because of cold
British researchers claim that the sudden drop in habitat temperature makes dinosaurs go into extinction.
Archeology
Announced evidence of an apple falling on Newton's head
A thin handwritten manuscript reveals evidence of the story of an apple falling on the head of Isaac Newton recently announced by the leading scientific organization of…
Archeology
China found Cao Cao's grave
Chinese archaeologists claim to have discovered a large tomb thought to be Cao Cao's resting place, a politician and a famous military talent at the end of the Eastern H…
Archeology
Explore Cao Cao tomb
In the grave of Cao Cao's tomb there are three skeletons, one male and two female, and the inscription
Archeology
Find the world's largest dinosaur footprint
On October 7, French fossil experts said that dinosaur footprints were thought to be the world's largest ...
Archeology
Discovered the ancient portrait of St. Paul
Vatican archaeologists found a mural thought to portray St. Paul's face with many wrinkled faces and a huge
Archeology
Discover the birthplace of Zeus
The Greek god of thunder began in the earth, and scientists thought they finally knew where it came from.
Archeology
Egypt found the pyramid for the queen
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a pyramid in the desert south of Cairo. They thought it was the resting place of a female pharaoh who ruled over 4,000 years ago.
Archeology
New assumptions about the relics of Alexander the Great?
Researchers say an ancient Greek tomb once thought to be of Alexander the Great's father actually belonged to his half-brother.
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
Peru's 'legendary city' is actually a natural building
Stone structures recently discovered in Peru and thought to be an
Archeology
When did platypus appear?
According to a new fossil research project, Australia's platypus may have appeared longer than people thought. The origin of this species may stem from the period of din…
Archeology
Discover the world's oldest chewing gum
Sarah Pickin, 23, a Scottish archaeologist, found a piece of 5,000-year-old chewing gum on an experimental trip on the Finnish coast - something she initially thought is…