110-Million-Year-Old Toothless Dinosaur Species Elaphrosaur Discovered in Australia Is anyone a fan of ‘How To Train Your Dragon’? We know, it’s random, but the main dragon was named Toothless. Just like him, a unique species of ‘toothless’ dinosaurs that are…
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3,500-Year-Old Ancient Liburnian Port Discovered Underwater in Croatia Mato Ilkić and Mate Parica from the Department of Archeology at the University of Zadar recently discovered a much older port in the western part of the Novigrad Sea, 22 kilometers northeast…
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Researchers Reveal New Insights on the Northern Line of the Great Wall of China: Mapping Civilian Control, Not Military Defense Tuesday, an Israeli archeology specialist said that the northern line of China’s Great Wall was not designed to stop invading armies but…
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The Fukang Meteorite: A Stunning Discovery of Earth’s Most Amazing Meteorite When the Fukang meteorite came soaring through the Earth’s atmosphere and crashed on the ground, it showed little sign of beauty. Then they opened it. Undoubtedly the world’s most…
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Discover the Mysterious “Cracked Eggs” of Bisti De Na Zin Wilderness: A Journey Through New Mexico’s Dreamscape The Bisti Badlands are more like a dreamscape than a scenery in northern New Mexico. Totem poles of sandstone rocks, or hoodoos, reach…
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Russian Scientists Revive 32,000-Year-Old Flower From 32,000-year-old seeds, the oldest plant ever to be “resurrected” has been grown, beating the previous record-holder by some 30,000 years. In the course of the study, a team of scientists from Russia, Hungary and…
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How the Okmok Volcano Eruption in Alaska Contributed to the Fall of the Roman Republic The proof of an unprecedented period of extreme cold in ancient Rome has come to light through a multinational team of scientists and historians: an…
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Archaeologists Crack Open a 2,000-Year-Old Coffin in Italy’s ‘Tomb of Cerberus’ Archaeologists opened a coffin in an ancient tomb in Italy—dubbed the “Tomb of Cerberus” for its murals depicting the mythical three-headed dog—and found a shrouded skeleton surrounded by goods. They…
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Ancient Jewish Ritual Bath Discovered Under Israeli Home in Jerusalem Sunday, Israeli authorities said they identified a rare, well-preserved 2,000-year-old Jewish ritual bath hidden beneath the floorboards of a Jerusalem home. The discovery in the Ein Kerem neighborhood in Jerusalem,…
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The Shaharah Bridge in Yemen: A Marvel of Strategic Defense and Community Connection The Shaharah Bridge was built in the 17th century in Yemen and though it may just look like a regular bridge at first, it has interesting stories…
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