The History of Friday the 13th

Medicine & Technology Sep 14, 2019

Friday the 13th has been a superstitious date for a very long time, but no one knows exactly why.

Trash Reveals the Truth Behind an Empire’s Collapse

Mar 26, 2019

The Roman's trash is the archeologist's gold mine of information.

A True King of the Dinosaurs is Finally Pieced Together

Mar 24, 2019

Oldest and largest t-rex assembled in Canada

Authentic Trove Of More Than 75 WWII Nazi Artifacts Discovered In Beccar, Argentina

Jun 21, 2017

Adolf Hitler's bust, Nazi knives and more artifacts were discovered in a hidden bookcase at a resident's home in Argentina.

Ice Age Animal Fossils Discovered At Metro Purple Line Extension Construction Site In Los Angeles

May 08, 2017

Animal fossils were discovered upon constructing the future station at Los Angeles.

Clinging Jellyfish History: Biologist Govindarajan Found The Puzzling Origins

Apr 21, 2017

The interest in clinging jellyfish by the scientists has been grown within the last few years due to the complaints of symptoms such as severe pain, respiratory and neurological symptoms were becoming common in the regions of Cape Cod and nearby.

Ancient Greeks Used 2000-Year Old Computer To Predict Future

Apr 10, 2017

Around 60 BC, Greeks were the first to use a kind of computer that helped them study the movements of stars to for future prediction.

Old Spanish Colony In Keelung Provides Evidence Of Taiwan's Global Hub Status During The Western Colonization Era

Mar 23, 2017

Researchers excavated evidence in Taiwan that proves its non-marginal rule during the Western colonization or the proto-globalization period.

Scientists Found The Oldest Traces Of Earth's Original Crust in Canada

Mar 17, 2017

Scientists discover 4.3 billion-year-old traces of Earth's original crust in Canada.Samples of rock harvested in Canada are thought to contain parts of Earth’s crust dating back to more than 4.3 billion years ago.

Mysterious Bronze Aged Dolmen Discovered In The Galilee Hill In Jerusalem

Mar 07, 2017

Israeli archeologists have unearthed a rare and mysterious Bronze Age dolmen in the Galilee hills, the Israel Antiquities Authority said.This is the first art ever documented in a dolmen in the Middle East, was recently discovered next to Kibbutz Shamir in the Upper Galilee.

Ice Age Period: 5,300-year-old Iceman’s Last Meal Is Goat ‘Bacon’

Feb 16, 2017

Scientists have recently discovered that Otzi the Copper Age mummified man had bacon as his last meal.

Iceman Mummy Suggests New Clues For Hybrid Bacteria Strain, Migration Pattern

Jan 13, 2016

A mummified corpse known as the Iceman, otherwise Oetzi, is giving researchers an insight on stomach infection as well as its possible migration route.

One-Of-A-Kind Ancient Board Game, Looters' Remains Excavated In A Tomb In China

Nov 17, 2015

Pieces of an ancient board game left unplayed for approximately 1500 years were found by a group of archaeologists near Qingzhou City in China at a 2300-year-old looted tomb.

Tools Could Be the Topic for First Ever Conversations

Jan 21, 2015

What were the first words uttered by the early ancestors of modern humans? According to a new study, one of the first possible sentences could have been, "Tool bad," and likely occurred between 2.5 and 1.8 million years ago.

New Study Reveals Beethoven's Music May Have Come from His Heart

Jan 10, 2015

According a new essay published in the journal Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, the renowned composer Ludwig van Beethoven may have been suffering from a heartbeat disorder, that may have influenced parts of some of his greatest works.