Scientists Unveil ‘Once-in-a-Generation’ 16-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Water Bear in Amber Scientists have discovered a new species of tardigrade almost perfectly preserved in 16-million-year-old amber. Also known as water bears, the creatures are a group of microscopic invertebrates that are best known…
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5,000-Year-Old Yamnaya Burial Mounds Unearthed in Serbia Researchers, including Polish archaeologists, discovered tall men’s bones covered with red dye in two burial mounds in Vojvodina (northern Serbia). These bones probably belonged to people who had come there almost five thousand…
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First Modern Humans in Europe: Arrival 10,000 Years Earlier Than Believed Some 30 years of archaeological and other types of scientific research around the ancient artifacts and human remains in the Grotte Mandarin, located in the Rhone River Valley in…
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350-Year-Old African Remains Found in Portugal’s Stone Age Site A team of researchers has found an African man buried in a prehistoric shell midden in Amoreira, Portugal. The man lived just 350 years ago. Researchers have found an African man…
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Dinosaur Dance Floor in China: Largest Late Cretaceous Footprint Site Discovered In China, researchers have found many dinosaur footprints in an area of 1,600 square meters described in the literature as a “dinosaur dance floor.” So far, 8 kinds of…
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Lost Maya City Discovered in Volcano Crater: Lake Atitlán’s Hidden Archaeological Marvel A lost Mayan city that collapsed inside a volcano crater has been explored by a team of archaeologists. In the Late Preclassic period—400 BC to AD 250—there was…
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Evidence Unveiled: 3,800-Year-Old Megaquake Triggered 66-Foot Tsunamis in Chile Archaeologists have found evidence of the largest known earthquake in human history — a terrifying magnitude-9.5 megaquake that caused a 5,000-mile-long (8,000 kilometres) tsunami and prompted human populations to abandon nearby…
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Stonehenge’s Prehistoric Landscape: Deer, Elk, and Open Woodland, New Study Reveals New research suggests that red deer, elk, and wild boar would have roamed the open woodland and meadow-like clearings near Stonehenge 4,000 years before the iconic standing stones were…
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Defiant Graffiti Found in Cuban Missile Crisis Bunker: A Cold War Discovery Sixty years ago during the Cuban Missile Crisis, a defiant individual — likely a Cuban soldier — wrote a message in a system of bunkers and trenches on…
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Largest Dinosaur Fossil in Europe Discovered in Portugal – 150 Million-Year-Old Sauropod Unearthed Palaeontologists in Portugal have unearthed the fossilized skeleton of what could be the largest dinosaur ever found in Europe. The remains are thought to be those of…
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