Archeology
The diet of 'sea breeze' of ancient Romans
According to archaeologists, the poor class of ancient Romans also knew how to eat sea urchins or even giraffes ...
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Identified the Cao Cao family DNA, not the descendant of Cao Tham
On 11/11 the anthropological and historical work group of Phuc Dan University, China announced the latest research on DNA of Cao Cao's family.
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The oldest dam discovered 10,000 years ago
The ancient dam was discovered by chance when the expedition found the clay mounds that had the function of blocking water from the cave walls, they suspected this was a…
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The secret of the ancient Roman people 's concrete
There is a fact to admit that ancient Roman people could create concrete better than what we have now.
Archeology
Published the complete genome of Neanderthals
German scientists say they have completed the first high-quality Neanderthal genome decoding work, and are preparing to publish it online for other scientists to study.
Archeology
Mysterious ancient epitaph
Since the ancient epitaph of the Cham people was discovered 75 years ago, all information on this stone is still unknown even though many experts participated in the dec…
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Find new flying reptile fossils
British paleontologists said they have worked with international colleagues to identify fossil specimens of a newly discovered extinct flying reptile.
Archeology
Humans have tasted wine 10 million years ago
Scientists working at the Applied Molecular Evolution Fund based in Gainesville, Florida (USA) have tracked the evolution of the enzyme molecule of people with the funct…
Archeology
Identify Mona Lisa's
Art experts in Switzerland have found evidence that the first version of the Mona Lisa is also a work of Leonardo da Vinci.
Archeology
Excavating sacred temple 3,000 years in Jerusalem
Israeli archaeologists have discovered an ancient temple from the kingdom of Judah (nearly 3,000 years ago) with many precious statues.
Archeology
Discover the largest Mayan dam
Archaeologists have determined that the dam lies in the ancient Tical city territory that the Indians have dug and used for centuries as the Mayan's largest irrigation w…
Archeology
The oldest rock art in Australia
Archaeologists have unveiled an aboriginal rock art created 28,000 years ago in a remote cave in Northern Australia and the Commonwealth of Australia. These art photos w…
Archeology
Detecting turtle fossils mating
German scientists first discovered fossils of a vertebrate species - including humans - in a working position
Archeology
Discover the forgotten language in Turkey
Archaeologists working in Turkey have found evidence of a forgotten language dating back more than 2,500 years, during the Assyrian Empire. According to UPI news agency,…
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Find the lost masterpiece of Leonardo da Vinci?
Italian researchers say they may have discovered a long-lost painting of artist Leonardo da Vinci. This painting is said to be behind a 16th-century mural in Florence.