Ancient ‘coal dragon’ is now the oldest parareptile ever found0
- Ancient Archeology, From Around the Web
- December 19, 2019
Carbonodraco lundi, which lived more than 306 million years ago, unseats fossil found by P.E.I. boy
Carbonodraco lundi, which lived more than 306 million years ago, unseats fossil found by P.E.I. boy
Chewed birch pitch could be an overlooked source of ancient genetic material, researchers say
Scientists have blamed the demise of several ancient civilisations on a ‘meteor hurricane’ caused by a dying comet.
Despite scientists’ best efforts to probe the land beneath Antarctica’s ice sheets with radar, the continent’s sheer size and remoteness has left many gaps in existing surveys.
Analysis finds that the planet’s protective shield was in place by at least 3.7 billion years ago, as early life arose.
High in the Canadian Arctic on Baffin Island, beneath 10 meters of water and many more of mud, sits a refrigerated archive of Earth’s past life.
Ancient pieces of amber found to contain dinosaur feathers riddled with louse-like insects
Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities announced on Friday that it has discovered a number of huge archaeological stone blocks near Giza pyramids west of the capital Cairo.
Called BAZ1B, it may also help explain why domesticated animals look cuter than their wild kin
An ancient and mysterious tomb has been shown from space in an image taken with NASA’s Terra satellite.