New research on teeth shows that some work related to weaving was carried out only by women during the Bronze Age (1900-1600 BC) in southern Spain
New research on teeth shows that some work related to weaving was carried out only by women during the Bronze Age (1900-1600 BC) in southern Spain. Researchers analyzed the fossilized teeth of 106 individuals…
Many wore collars or jewelry, and had been cared for through injury and old age, much like today’s pets
Cats and dogs lie as if sleeping, in separate graves. Many wore collars or jewelry, and had been cared for through injury and old age, much like today's pets. It has probably been 2000 years since someone last buried a person…
Outstanding archaeological discoveries in the world in 2019
The temple of a “god covered in human skin”, a 3,200-year-old sword, and a tomb containing 50 mummies are three of this year's notable discoveries. Temple of the “god covered in human skin” (Mexico) Stone statues were discovered in the temple of the god Xipe Totec. Photo: Ancient Origins. Institute…
8 archaeological discoveries prove that the world still has countless mysteries that humans have not yet discovered
1. Olmec stone statue head discovered in 1947 Olmec was an ancient civilization in Central America that appeared about 1,500 to 400 years BC. According to research by archaeologists, this civilization is known for many large stone statues in…
The giant skeleton of a strange creature washed up on the beach. Many locals believe it is the body of the famous Loch Ness monster.
This photo was shared on a Facebook forum called Fubar News in the city of Aberdeen, Scotland after storm Ciara swept across England with the caption: “Accidentally passed by this strange animal. Everyone What species do you think it is?”. In …
Giant monster skull on British beach?
One beautiful morning, locals and tourists suddenly discovered a giant, bizarre object on Charmouth beach, Dorset county, England. It was a giant skull the size of a bus, seemingly belonging to a dragon or dinosaur…
Interesting facts about giant birds
With a tall body, pelicans have a wingspan of up to 3 meters and fly up to 3,000 meters above the ocean currents. Having appeared in a number of Christian myths, with their prominent long beaks, pelicans are one of the familiar images at sea. But not anyone…
10 interesting secrets about woodpeckers. You’ll be surprised with the eighth thing!
While other birds use grass and tree branches to make nests, woodpeckers use their strong beaks to carve into tree trunks to make nests and catch insects. 1. Why don't woodpeckers have headaches? The pileated woodpecker, the largest species in North America, cleaves to…
Birds endure hardships best: They fly thousands of miles without eating or drinking
Great snipe can fly 4,000 miles (more than 6,000 km) at 60 mph without stopping to eat or drink. The snipe is another name for a wading bird, about the size of a small pigeon. This species often resides in the summer in Eastern Europe,…
Strange: Find out the reason why the bird lost… “precious”
Researchers at the University of Florida, USA have found the reason why more than 10,000 birds are gradually losing their penises. Researchers have examined the embryonic development of land birds with penises, such as ducks and birds without penises.