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News Archive

Early copy of the Gospel of Mark is a forgery

January, 29 2010

The Art Newspaper

Not what it appears to be: the Archaic Mark US scholars, conservators and scientists collaborate to prove that a "14th century manuscript" is a skilled fake

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UA archaelogist backtracks on claim about Oxford stone mound

January, 29 2010

WHNT News

A University of Alabama archaeologist has contradicted a report he signed last year claiming a stone mound in Oxford was likely made by humans about 1,000 years ago.

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Thirty Three Century Old Gold Chest Piece Displayed in Bulgaria

January, 29 2010

Standart News

Thirty Three Century Old Gold Chest Piece Displayed in Bulgaria An ancient artifact, made of Mycenaean gold (1600 BC 1100 BC), was put on display at the Museum of History in the town of Gabrovo.

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Italian scientists hope to solve Mona Lisa mystery by exhuming body of Leonardo

January, 29 2010

The Canadian Press

This Oct. 2005 photo shows the reported tomb of Leonardo da Vinci at Saint Hubert Chapel at the Amboise castle, in the Loire valley, western France. The legend of Leonardo da Vinci is shrouded in mystery: How did he die? Are the remains buried in a French chateau really those of the Renaissance master? Was the "Mona Lisa" a self portrait in disguise?

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New Tyrannosaur Had More Teeth Than T. Rex

January, 29 2010

Discovery News

The skull of a new genus and species of a deep-snouted, Late Cretaceous tyrannosaur found recently in New Mexico. The newly found toothy tyrannosaur featured a hole in its skull and was recovered from New Mexico.

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Bothell man says fossil proves existence of Bigfoot

January, 29 2010

KOMO News

Bothell man says fossil proves existence of Bigfoot A local man looking through another type of rock says he's now got proof that Bigfoot, the Sasquatch, really exists.

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IU underwater researchers unveil 17th century Captain Kidd cannon

January, 29 2010

Indiana Daily Student

IU underwater researchers unveil 17th century Captain Kidd cannon The only pirate cannon ever recovered from the Caribbean has made its way to IU.

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New fossil clue to evolution

January, 29 2010

News24

US palaeontologists said on Thursday they have uncovered a new dinosaur species in China's Gobi Desert that could explain how one dinosaur family came to look like birds.

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Exploration of shipwreck of Polyaigos

January, 29 2010

Athens News Agency

Exploration of shipwreck of Polyaigos The Culture Ministry intends to designate a shipwreck off the tiny uninhabited Cycladic isle of Polyaigos, in the central Aegean, as a "underwater archaeological site" after completion of an initial examination of finds that surfaced during recent marine digs, according to a ministry announcement.