Archeology

'Certainly, without potatoes, Germany could not become the leading industrial and military power in Europe after 1848. Russia also could not dimly threaten the eastern border of

A line of cars exists only three models, has greatly affected the evolution of the design background

Archaeologists have recovered thousands of artifacts from a cave in Xinjiang (an autonomous region in northern China) including stone tools, bronze and iron fossils and animal

Archaeologists believe that a strange architecture discovered during the second search season on Nadali Beig Hill in western Iran could be in the 5th millennium BC.

Researchers say what remains of extinct marine life includes an eye form similar to that of many animals today, including the newly discovered crabs, bees and dragonflies.

An ancient tomb dating back to 1600 years was discovered in a field in Somerset, southwestern England.

In the temple, they found animal teeth, needles, silver cash, brooches, bottles and ceramic pots.

Ancient burial tombs contain bones and various artifacts belonging to an aristocratic family found in Turkey's Izmir province.

The ruins of a 1,500-year-old monastery from the Byzantine era were discovered by archaeologists at Israel's Beit Shemesh.

Archaeologists have discovered a unique monument, estimated from the eighth century, in the steppe of Mongolia.

This creature has been sent for analysis, including the search for carbon, which will indicate its exact age.

Scientists from the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa, have used advanced CT scanning technology to create images and recreate bone through digital

Researchers from Rice University, University of London and the Field Museum have found the first direct evidence that glass is produced in Saharan Africa before Europeans come, a

Archaeologists have discovered one of the earliest examples of crayons in the UK - probably used by our ancestors 10,000 years ago to mark animal skin or color artworks. art.

A group of European researchers found tattoos on two mummies at the British Museum. In an article published in the Journal of Archaeological Science, the team describes their

Also known as Columbia, Nuna is a supercontinent that geologists believe has existed between 2.5 and 1.5 billion years ago. Now, there is new evidence of how these fragments were

A huge fossil tooth from a prehistoric shark that was suddenly missing was found at a World Heritage site in Australia.

By analyzing a prehistoric region in the Libyan desert, a group of researchers from the universities of Huddersfield, Rome and Modena & Reggio Emilia were able to determine that

In a strange case, a group of archaeologists discovered a woman's bone with a bore in her skull and fetal bone between her legs found in a new report.

A scientist has discovered a small prehistoric fossil dating from the Mesozoic era (250-65 million years ago) that helped them better understand the first small birds that appeared