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BEIJING, Aug. 11 (Xinhua) -- Chinese paleontologists have further revealed how prehistoric humans in East Asia ate and made use of birds, according to the Insti

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Archeologists regularly unearth asymmetrical dice with lopsided probabilities from the Roman Empire. What’s going on here?

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Some researchers at the Warsaw Mummy Project claim that what appeared to be a foetus in X-ray scans and CT images was actually the result of a computer illusion and misinterpretation.

A DNA study indicates that although colonial Europeans, Africans and Indigenous Mexicans lived and were buried together in Mexico, they did not interbreed.

A new breakthrough study has examined ancient ceramic vessels in China and revealed that mass beer production produced big feast events and social networks.

A celebrated Mexican archaeologist, Matos Moctezuma led the excavation of the Great Aztec Temple in Mexico City and studied the secrets of Tenochtitlan.

A new study of a Cramond group burial has revealed that ancient Scots who were born apart were buried together, shedding new light on medieval migration.

A study of ancient bones found at Cramond reveals some of the group travelled from elsewhere in Scotland.