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A 4,000 Years Old Mud Tomb, Near the Egyptian Stepe Pyramid

Saqqara is a vast burial ground, 7 km by 1.5 km, of the ancient Egypt, where the... [read >>]
Date: 20 February 2007, 05:59 GMT
 

Modern Humans Outcompeted Early Humans Because They Reproduced Like Rabbits

Modern human families are pleased with having one, maybe two children at a time ... [read >>]
Date: 16 February 2007, 10:13 GMT
 

Chili Peppers Are at Least 6,000 Years Old

A complex research carried on at Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural H... [read >>]
Date: 16 February 2007, 03:03 GMT
 

Dinosaur Footprints Discovered in Mexico

Mexico has a special symbolism when talking about dinosaurs, as this is the plac... [read >>]
Date: 15 February 2007, 05:30 GMT
 

Cleopatra Was Ugly

Her legend has grown over the centuries and literature and art depicted her as a... [read >>]
Date: 15 February 2007, 03:53 GMT

Who Might Have Painted The Mysterious "Madonna and the Child"?

Many old paintings can be tricky in determining their real author. But new techn... [read >>]
Date: 14 February 2007, 05:38 GMT
 

Where Did the Etruscans Come From?

About 800 BC, in central Italy, a mysterious culture flourished. These people, c... [read >>]
Date: 14 February 2007, 02:59 GMT

The Location of the Second Temple of Jerusalem, Finally Found

The Second Temple of Jerusalem was built after the destruction of the First Temp... [read >>]
Date: 13 February 2007, 08:00 GMT
 

Humans and Chimpanzees Learned to Use Tools from a Common Ancestor

Archaeologists try to discover the stone tools of our ancestors. But now, they f... [read >>]
Date: 13 February 2007, 03:40 GMT

The Oldest Meat

From 430 to 360 million years ago, the oceans, rivers and lakes were dominated b... [read >>]
Date: 13 February 2007, 03:01 GMT
 

Once Women Ruled the World

From antiquity till very recently, the western society was still a patriarchal s... [read >>]
Date: 09 February 2007, 10:24 GMT

Elephant-Sized Ground Sloths Once Roamed the Americas from Tennessee to Argentina

Last summer archaeologists discovered at the Gray Fossil Site, Tennessee, a foss... [read >>]
Date: 08 February 2007, 04:49 GMT
 

Human Migration Out of Africa, Tracked Down by an Unwelcome Follower

Fossil proofs show that modern human species emerged in eastern Africa and aroun... [read >>]
Date: 08 February 2007, 03:00 GMT

A 6,000 Years Embrace

This is an astonishing discovery that could be named “the eternal embrace” or th... [read >>]
Date: 07 February 2007, 08:45 GMT
 

More Than 100 Eggs of Huge Sauropod Dinosaurs Discovered In India

Recently, three Indian amateur fossil hunters have dug more than 100 fossilized ... [read >>]
Date: 07 February 2007, 02:50 GMT

Why Didn't the Early Earth Freeze Like Mars and Other Planets?

Carbon dioxide may currently be blamed for the global warming, but in the past, ... [read >>]
Date: 06 February 2007, 04:46 GMT
 

The First Americans Reached the Continents by Boats Along the Pacific Coast, 15,000 Years Ago

The DNA analysis era has started making its steps on the realm of anthropologica... [read >>]
Date: 06 February 2007, 03:15 GMT

Why Do Ancient Greeks Appear Always Naked?

We all know the ancient Greek art depicting gorgeous male bodies, with well defi... [read >>]
Date: 02 February 2007, 11:26 GMT
 

Shocking: a Dinosaur with Hands!

In 1995, a 14-years old fossil hunter discovered in Glacier National Park in Mon... [read >>]
Date: 01 February 2007, 07:10 GMT

The Palace of Nero, the Emperor of "Quo Vadis", Exposes Its Frescoes

Nero is one of the most famous and infamous Roman emperors, and many will recogn... [read >>]
Date: 01 February 2007, 04:33 GMT
 

The First Ever Discovered European Stegosaurus

Whether you are a dinosaur amateur or not does not matter because it's almo... [read >>]
Date: 31 January 2007, 09:28 GMT

The Builders of Stonehenge Discovered

Recently, British archaeologists have found close to the famous ancient stone mo... [read >>]
Date: 31 January 2007, 05:11 GMT
 

Complete Skeleton of a Marsupial Lion Found In Prehistoric Trap Cave

Today, kangaroos are the giants of the Australian fauna. But once it was roamed ... [read >>]
Date: 29 January 2007, 04:59 GMT

Aztec and Mayan Ruins, Washed Away by the Acid Rain

The only way to study the enigmatic pre-Colombian civilization remains the resea... [read >>]
Date: 27 January 2007, 04:10 GMT
 

An "Apocalypto" Jaguar 2500 Years Old

Olmecs are the founders of the oldest civilization in Central America, and regar... [read >>]
Date: 26 January 2007, 06:02 GMT

An 8th Century Ship Found in the Mediterranean

Scientists from the Leon Recanati Institute for Maritime Studies of the Universi... [read >>]
Date: 25 January 2007, 12:07 GMT
 

The Den of the Ancient Roman She-Wolf Discovered

The symbol of the ancient Rome was the Palatine Hill and as archaeologists expec... [read >>]
Date: 25 January 2007, 04:35 GMT

The Oldest Magic Spell against Snakes

Egyptologists were puzzled for a century by some ancient religious texts in the ... [read >>]
Date: 24 January 2007, 11:26 GMT
 

"Terror Bird" Arrived to America by Water!

Once, the Americas were roamed by huge predatory flightless birds, larger than a... [read >>]
Date: 24 January 2007, 05:36 GMT

A Cementery from the Empire of the Head-Hunters

300 years before the rise of the Inca empire, the Wari civilization vanished. Th... [read >>]
Date: 24 January 2007, 03:11 GMT
 

Who Might Have Laid the First Egg?

With the first multicellular animals, the first egg appeared. And the earliest-k... [read >>]
Date: 23 January 2007, 07:26 GMT
 



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