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Detecting strange soil tissue
Artificial soil that looks like an eel, a vulture or a duck discovered in North America may be evidence that ancient people rely on astronomy to cultivate crops. Accordi…
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The tomb of 3000-year-old woman was discovered
Swiss archaeologists have discovered the tomb of a singer 3,000 years ago in the valley of Egyptian kings, Egyptian ancient minister Mohammed Ibrahim said on January 15.
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'Curse' horrors of corpses
A mummy 5,300 years ago became famous because of its excellent preservation of snow and ice, and especially the horrifying mysteries surrounding it, making it impossible…
Archeology
Excavation of 17 Jewish children bones
Archaeologists have found 17 human skeletons in a valley in England. According to experts, this is evidence that Jewish children were killed and thrown into wells after…
Archeology
Germany: Detecting ancient battlefields with 100 bodies
The bone fragments found on a river in Germany may indicate the earliest battle from the Bronze Age ever discovered.
Archeology
Add traces of civilization to ancient inhabitants
Excavation results in Quang Ngai province show that the new post-stone cultural flow from the Central Highlands towards the delta to flourish on the pre-Sa Huynh period
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Egypt discovered an ancient citadel of 3,500 years
The Egyptian Ministry of Culture said on August 25 that archaeologists have discovered an ancient citadel of 3,500 years in a desert valley in the country.
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Decipher the death of the oldest mummies in the world
Arsenic-contaminated water is the culprit that killed the ancient people in Chile, where the embalming technique was applied as early as human history.
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Population footprints of dinosaur money in Italy
Scientists at the Trento Museum of Natural History, in northern Italy, said they found the footprints of animals believed to be the ancestors of dinosaurs.
Archeology
Nazca civilization destroys deforestation
Nazca, an illustrious ancient civilization in South America, has collapsed due to deforestation, causing the climate to become dry and hot, recently published by British…
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Move 3 Egyptian mummies to check DNA
The Egyptian government recently announced that three mummies have been transferred from the Valley of the Kings in Luxor to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo for extensive r…
Archeology
Ancient minerals reveal the harsh climate on the continents
A new study of ancient minerals called zircon shows that once existed a harsh climate, perhaps destroying the surface of the new continents formed on Earth.
Archeology
Pharaoh Seti I's grave is bigger than people think
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered that the pharaoh's tomb is powerful Seti I - the largest tomb in the Valley of the Kings - bigger than anyone ever thought.
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Discovered an ancient temple of 4,000 years in Peru
The Temple of Ventarron dates back 4,000 years, located next to a large ruins, near Peru's northern coast. With so many paintings engraved on the walls, a staircase lead…
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Uncover the secret of the Valley of the Kings
Hoping to find a royal mummy in the Valley of the Kings rises this week when a small gilded sarcophagus is revealed in the mysterious room called KV63.