Scientists crack ancient bone disease
Traces of a bone infection known as brucellosis were found in ancient skeletal remains, according
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Mayan Doomsday Prophecy of 2012 apocalypse ‘wrongly translated’
A German expert has claimed that the ancient prediction that the world will come to an end in 2012, has been wrongly translated
‘Breadcrumbs trail’ may re-write ‘out of Africa’ theory
Trail of ‘stone breadcrumbs’ found in Oman indicates that humans left Africa 30,000 years earlier than previously thought
Dead Sea Scrolls possibly authored by mysterious sect
The world’s oldest known biblical documents, Dead Sea Scrolls, may have been probably written by a sect called the Essenes, a new study has revealed
Soybean adoption began 5,500 yrs earlier than thought
Archaeologists have claimed that domestication of soybeans started much before it was previously thought
‘Leopard-spotted’ horses depicted in prehistoric cave art were real
The cave paintings, which showed ‘leopard-spotted’ horses, were a true depiction of what the prehistoric cave artists actually saw, a new study has revealed
Prostate cancer found in 2000-year-old Mummy
A 2150-year-old Egyptian mummy, catalogued as M1, has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, a new study has revealed
Drone aircraft that can stay in air for 4 days set for maiden flight
A revolutionary drone aircraft that can stay in the air for four days at 65,000 feet is set to make its maiden flight in a few days
Couple skeleton holding hands found in Italy
A pair of 1,500-year-old skeletons holding hands was found recently in central-northern Italy
Traces of ancient civilisation found in Chinese desert
Archaeologists have discovered 10 sites of ancient civilisation in the Badain Jaran desert, China’s third largest