Archaeology
The secret of an ancient tragedy revealed from the skeleton of a 2,000-year-old Roman soldier
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The remains of a Roman soldier who died in the explosion of Vesuvius volcano 2,000 years ago were identified as heroic victims in the attempt to rescue citizens of Herculaneum.
Archaeologists solve the mystery of the scale of the ancient capital of Angkor in Cambodia during the heyday
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Long-term archaeological research has discovered that the vast Angkor region of Cambodia today was once home to 700,000-900,000 people.
Excavation of the oldest ancient tomb in Africa yields remains of nearly 80,000 years
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Archaeologists have excavated the remains of a child about 3 years old who was carefully buried nearly 80,000 years ago.
Excavated the head of the Augustan statue - the first emperor of ancient Russia
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Archaeologists discovered the head of the Roman Emperor Augustus in a marble statue in the town of Isernia, Molise, Italy.
The mysterious stone structure in Saudi Arabia is older than the oldest Egyptian pyramid
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Thousands of mysterious stone structures in Saudi Arabia are said to be older than the Egyptian pyramids and the ancient stone circles in England - making these structures considered the oldest identified ceremonial landscape.
Archaeologists shocked when discovering an Egyptian nameless woman in labor
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Archaeologists studying the national nam collection of Warsaw, Poland, discovered something shocking.
The earliest human settlement from the excavation of 1.8 million-year-old stone tools
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Archaeologists have unearthed an 1.8 million-year-old stone tool in the "C more colorful" cave in Africa.
Bake mindset to solve the mystery of the 42,000-year-old cave in Vietnam
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In an experiment to better understand how ancient artifacts are buried for thousands of years in sediment, Australian archaeologists buried bones, rocks, coal and other items in the Notch, cooked and observed the impact, according to phys.org.
3 hottest archaeological events in China last week
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Xinhua News Agency on January 3 points out out out outstanding Chinese archaeological news released last week (September 29-34).
China discovers traces of ancient walls and mounds up to 5,200 years old
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Chinese archaeologists have found traces of an ancient citadel wall and a ancient moat dating back about 5,200 years in Hubei province, the central part of the country.
huu huu: Dozens of 3,000-year-old Egyptian nam mi parading on the streets
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22 mummies of ancient Egyptian kings and queens who passed away more than 3,000 years ago will be parade in Egypt this weekend.
The Mystery of the Slatter Ramparts of Ancient South Americans
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Researchers working in northern Chile have discovered many mysterious melted remains of an ancient civilization.
US announces important archaeological discovery after 90 years of searching
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American archaeologists have discovered concrete evidence of one of the oldest British settlements in the country.
The village chief opened the coffin of an ancient Egyptian nameless object that had been intact for 2,500 years
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59 2,500-year-old wooden coffins with intact Egyptian ensembles were announced by archaeologists on October 3.
Revealing the strange liquid secret in the 2,000-year-old ancient Chinese tomb
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The mysterious liquid in an ancient Chinese tomb has been revealed by scientists.
