Ancient Pen Pushers Invented Weights And Measures 3,000 Years Ago
Image shows the recovered amphorae, undated photo. They are cleaned in the water tank at the Center d'Arqueologia Subaquatica de Catalunya in Spain. (OeAW-OeAI, H. Gonzlez Cesteros/Newsflash)

Ancient Pen Pushers Invented Weights And Measures 3,000 Years Ago

Ancient bureaucrats introduced the first weight and measures system to transport food and wine more than 3,000 years ago, scientists have revealed. Image shows the recovered amphorae, undated photo. They…

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Giant Panda Skeleton Found Inside 2,000-Year-Old Emperor’s Tomb
Photo shows a giant panda skeleton that was unearthed in the 2,000-year-old grave of the Chinese emperor Wen in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China, undated. The skeleton was in good condition. (AsiaWire)

Giant Panda Skeleton Found Inside 2,000-Year-Old Emperor’s Tomb

Archaeologists in China have unearthed what they believe to be the first complete skeleton of a giant panda in a royal tomb dating back more than two millennia. Photo shows…

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Perfect Fossil Found Of Extinct Turtle That Thrived In Tropical Germany 150 Million Years Ago
Image shows the perfectly preserved turtle fossil of Solnhofia parsonsi, undated photo. Researchers from the University of Tuebingen, Germany, believe it dates back to about 150 million years ago. (Felix Augustin, University of Tuebingen/Newsflash)

Perfect Fossil Found Of Extinct Turtle That Thrived In Tropical Germany 150 Million Years Ago

Archaeologists have discovered a beautifully preserved fossil of an extinct turtle that thrived when the south of Europe was still a tropical paradise 150 million years ago. Image shows the…

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Shipwreck That Had World’s Oldest Computer Featured In New Indiana Jones Film Has 2nd Mystery Wreck Nearby
Image shows the underwater excavation work, undated photo. Swiss and Greek archaeologists recently completed the third season of excavations on the wreck of Antikythera, Greece. (GoPro Cam, ESAG-UNIGE/Newsflash)

Shipwreck That Had World’s Oldest Computer Featured In New Indiana Jones Film Has 2nd Mystery Wreck Nearby

Historians examining the Roman shipwreck where the Dial of Destiny from the new Indiana Jones film was found deep underwater and surrounded by skeletons have found a second ship nearby.…

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Historic Discovery Of Fossilised Skeletons Of Humans’ 850,000-Year-Old Cannibal Ancestors
Picture shows part of a parietal bone of Homo Antecessor, undated. Scientist found Homo Antecessor remains from 800,000 years ago found in Atapuerca, Spain, during a 2023 campaign. (Maria D. Guillen, IPHES-CERCA/Newsflash)

Historic Discovery Of Fossilised Skeletons Of Humans’ 850,000-Year-Old Cannibal Ancestors

Archaeologists in Spain have unearthed the fossilised skeletons of humans' 850,000-year-old cannibal ancestors in a historic discovery. Picture shows part of a parietal bone of Homo Antecessor, undated. Scientist found…

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Amphora From First Century Half-Buried In Seabed Of Cadiz Beach
Photo shows the amphoras recovered in the beach of San Roque, southern Spanish province of Cadiz, Andalusia region. (Newsflash)

Amphora From First Century Half-Buried In Seabed Of Cadiz Beach

A special unit of divers of the Spanish Civil Guard have recovered two antique amphoras that were washed up on a beach in the tourist province of Cadiz. https://filedn.eu/lhVNGNsizwl5t7THnzzJ2c8/Newsflash-CadizAmphoras-01.mp4 The…

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Nearly Complete Fossil Dating Back 200,000 Years Discovered In Argentina
Photo shows artistic interpretation of the general aspect of the woodpecker whose fossil was found in San Pedro, near Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Museo Paleontologico de San Pedro/Newsflash)

Nearly Complete Fossil Dating Back 200,000 Years Discovered In Argentina

A nearly complete fossil of a woodpecker dating back 200,000 years has been discovered in Argentina. Photo shows artistic interpretation of the general aspect of the woodpecker whose fossil was…

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Scientists Stumble Across Bronze Age Treasures
Image shows the bronze artifacts, undated photo. They were discovered in the prehistoric settlement of Motta Vallac, near the village of Salouf, in the canton of Graubuenden, Switzerland, last autumn. (Canton Graubuenden Office for Culture, Archaeological Service/Newsflash)

Scientists Stumble Across Bronze Age Treasures

A massive haul of Bronze Age treasures has been unearthed by astonished experts who had been looking for remains at a Roman battle site. Image shows the bronze artifacts, undated…

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New 270-Million-Year-Old Tiny Lizard Discovered
Photo shows a well-preserved fossil skeleton of a new reptile species, Tramuntanasaurus tiai, found in Mallorcan rocks in Spain, dating back 270 million years, undated. The new species of reptile is a moradisaurine captorrhinid, a group of herbivorous reptiles that lived only during the Permian, between 299 and 251 million years ago, and have no current representatives. (Catalan Institute of Paleontology Miquel Crusafont/Newsflash)

New 270-Million-Year-Old Tiny Lizard Discovered

A new tiny precursor of the dinosaurs has been unearthed by scientists excavating rocks on Spain's holiday island Mallorca. Photo shows a well-preserved fossil skeleton of a new reptile species,…

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World’s Oldest Book Was About The Price Of Beer
Photo shows an Egyptian papyrus from the 3rd century BC showing evidence of sewing, indicating that it must have been part of the oldest-known book, undated. The fragment was found in 1902 in the wrapping of a mummy. (Uni Graz,Kernasenko/Newsflash)

World’s Oldest Book Was About The Price Of Beer

A scrap of papyrus left on a museum shelf for a hundred years has been found to be a page from what experts say is the oldest book ever written…

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