Wales Springs to Life with Archaeology! Unearthing 150 New Species in a Mind-Bending Fossil Bonanza
Archaeologists discovered a marine archaeological site from the mid-Ordovician Period 462 million years ago Castle Bank, Wales, according to a new study published on Monday. The site boasts 150 different fossilized ѕрeсіeѕ, many of which had never been …
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Unveiling a Prehistoric Discovery in the Sahara’s Issoumour Mountain, Perched High and Enigmatically Preserved
In the remote expanse of the Sahara Desert, amidst the arid and ancient landscape, a remarkable fossil discovery has emerged, shedding light on the enigmatic Drotops Armatus. Found nestled within the Middle Devonian layers atop Issoumour mountain, this …
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Unearthing History: Tractor Driver Discovers the First Strange Dinosaur Footprint along South Island’s Otago River
In a remarkable discovery that has sent ripples through the world of paleontology, a tractor driver working along the Otago River in South Island ѕtᴜmЬɩed upon what is now confirmed to be the first-ever dinosaur footprint found in the region. The unassuming …
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Baru Crocodile Species Illuminates Extinct Prehistoric Wildlife, Named Years After Alcoota Fossil Bed Discovery
Extinct Baru crocodile species named years after Alcoota fossil bed discovery A species of prehistoric crocodile that once roamed the now arid landscape of central Australia has been named. An article on a “new species of cleaver-headed crocodile” was …
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Exploring Prehistoric Marvels: Argentina Discovers Ancient “Dragon of Death”, a Massive Flying Reptile
A palaeontologist works on excavation of bones and fossils that belonged to a newly discovered species of pterosaurs, Thanatos drakon Amaru, in Aguada del Padrillo, Mendoza, Argentina August 9, 2012. Picture taken August 9, 2012. Leonardo Ortiz David …
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Scientists Find Shark Graveyard in the Indian Ocean, Unearthing Fossilized Teeth, Including a 40ft Ancestor of the Giant Megalodon
The megalodon was one of the most ferocious predators to have ever lived on Earth, having ruled the seas 23 million years ago. But despite being 52ft long and weighing a whopping 61 tonnes, it is known only from fragmentary remains, such as its teeth. …
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700-Year-Old Ship Unearthed in Estonia Hailed as One of Europe’s Most Significant Archaeological Finds
A 700-year-old, well-preserved ship found at a construction site in the Estonian capital Tallinn on the shores of the Baltic Sea is hailed as one of the most important archaeological discoveries in Europe this year. The ship was found five feet (1.5 meters) …
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Rare 110-Million-Year-Old “Toothless Dinosaur” Species Unearthed in Australia
Anyone a fan of ‘How To Train Your Dragon’? We know, totally random, but the main dragon was named Toothless. Just like him, we a unique species of ‘toothless’ dinosaurs that are 110 million years old in Australia have been found. A fossil of a rare and …
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First English Slave Fort in Africa Discovered on Ghana’s Coast
The exаct loсation of whаt іs thought to be the fіrst Englіsh ѕlave fort іn Afrіca mаy hаve been found – the BBC hаs been heаring аbout the ѕignificance of the dіscovery іn Ghаnа. Tаking сare, аrchаeologist Chrіstopher DeCorѕe ѕpreadѕ the rаre аrtefаcts …
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Ancient Egyptian Fashion: The Enchanting Bead-Net Ensemble
In ancient Egypt, one of the most distinctive and fashionable garments was the bead-net dress. This exquisite dress was a testament to the Egyptians’ skill in craftsmanship and their love for elaborate attire. The bead-net dress was typically made from …
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