Archaeology

Scientists found new fossil in the heart of Australia

Maruti Shah - January 8, 2022 0

Scientists from Australian Museum (AM), University of New South Wales (UNSW) and University of Canberra have discovered a new fossil site in New South...

Archaeology

Scientists discover massive sea predator from Triassic period

Ricky Kaka - January 4, 2022 0

Scientists have found out the largest animal that has ever lived in the ocean. New research has discovered that the animal was a Triassic...

Archaeology

Dinosaur embryo was preparing to hatch like a bird

Anushree Kole - December 27, 2021 0

Scientists discovered an exquisitely preserved dinosaur embryo from 66 million years ago. It was preparing to hatch from its egg just like a chicken....

Archaeology

Isotope analyses discovers secrets of Iron age

Surekha Barfa - December 15, 2021 0

Scientists are unlocking secrets about Early Iron Age trade routes by lead isotope analyses of ancient copper ingots. They are discovering indigenous Mediterranean communities’...

Archaeology

Skeleton found in Caribbean Island shows sign of leprosy

Surekha Barfa - November 17, 2021 0

In the western hemisphere, researchers unearthed some skeletons on an uninhabited Caribbean Island. In some of the skeleton’s researchers found signs of leprosy. Researchers...

Archaeology

SA187 bacteria helps plant to tolerate salt

Anushree Kole - November 16, 2021 0

Researchers form King Abdullah University of Science and Technology found out interplay of bacteria and sulfur can excite biotechnologies that will enable crops to...

Archaeology

Wheat fertility will be increased by gene-editing

Surekha Barfa - November 11, 2021 0

John Innes Centre has found a gene named ZIP4 has profound effect on the production of seeds of wheat. The researchers have used Gene-editing...

Archaeology

Single protein controls ants’ switch form workers to queens

Surekha Barfa - November 10, 2021 0

Harpegnathos saltator, is a type of species of ants, that do something very unusual with themselves, depending on an outcome of any social conflict....

Archaeology

Researchers discovered dinosaur species in Greenland

Surekha Barfa - November 10, 2021 0

A team of international researchers from Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg have discovered the two-legged dinosaur Issi saaneq that lived in Greenland about 214 million...

Archaeology

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