Bone Discovery Suggests Human Activity In California 130,000 Years Ago
Humans are thought to have reached the Americas less than 15,000 years ago. But evidence of stone tool use on an animal carcass excavated in California points to a much…
Archaeology
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Ancient Stone Carvings Confirm Comet Strike Caused Civilization As We Know It
The team from the University of Edinburgh analyzed stone carvings in the world’s oldest known temple Gobekli Tepe in southern Turkey and revealed that a swarm of comet fragments hit…
Great Statue of Ramses II Discovered In Cairo
The remains of a massive statue of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh has been discovered in a suburb of Cairo. Archaeologists from Egypt and Germany believes that statue portrays one of…
Neanderthals Were Cannibals
Neanderthals were our close relatives. They were sharing with us 99.7% of DNA. Scientists from the University of Oxford estimated that they extinct between 41,000 and 39,000 years ago. The…
Greece: An Ancient Underground City Discovered
An ancient underground city in Greece has been discovered! An archeologist from the university of Gothenburg uncovered and explored the ruins of an ancient Greek city called Vlochos. The underground…
Dinosaur Discovery: Perfectly Preserved Feathers
The spectacular discovery happened! A dinosaur tail with perfectly preserved feathers attached to his bone has been found in the amber. Although this is not the first time that scientists…
Last Days of Earhart May Be on a Desolate Island
To this day, the exact cause of Amelia Earhart’s disappearance remains a mystery but data suggest a tiny, desolate island could have witnessed her last days. Almost eight decades ago,…
DNA Study May Point to New, Extinct Human Species
DNA of Melanesians of the South Pacific point to a possible third, but still unidentified extinct human species. DNA tests on the Melanesians, a group of Indigenous people living in…
Rooms in Giza Pyramid Found Via Non-Invasive Techniques
More rooms in the Great Pyramid of Giza are revealed with the aid of modern, non-invasive techniques. Probing need not be invasive even if it involves exploring the Great Pyramids…
Unearthing an Ancient Observatory in Australia
A team of archeologists is exploring an Australian stone arrangement that could possibly be the first astronomical observatory ever created by man. Early on, the inhabitants of the area where…