Read more about the article Boffins Unearth 73 Fossilised Dino Bird Eggs From 85 Million Years Ago On University Campus
The site where 73 fossil eggs of prehistoric birds that lived during the Cretaceous period, approximately 85 million years ago, were found in the province of Neuquen, Argentina, it was announced in July 2021.

Boffins Unearth 73 Fossilised Dino Bird Eggs From 85 Million Years Ago On University Campus

Experts have unearthed 73 fossilised dinosaur eggs on a university campus from a species that was an ancestor of today's birds from the Cretaceous period 85 million years ago. The…

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Read more about the article Rare Sword Won By Duke Of Marlborough At Battle Of Blenheim On Display In Germany
The exhibition "Battle of Blenheim 1704", at the Hochstadt Castle on the Danube in Germany.

Rare Sword Won By Duke Of Marlborough At Battle Of Blenheim On Display In Germany

A rare 300-year-old sword - that belonged to an officer at the Battle of Blenheim where Winston Churchill's ancestor the Duke of Marlborough defeated the Bavarians – is on display…

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Read more about the article Farmer Discovers Skeleton Of Giant Hornless Rhino, The Largest Land Mammal To Ever Exist
Picture shows the fossil remains of a giant hornless rhino which is the largest land mammal to have ever existed on Earth, that have been found in the village of Kara Tepe in the district of Namangan in Uzbekistan.

Farmer Discovers Skeleton Of Giant Hornless Rhino, The Largest Land Mammal To Ever Exist

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A farmer digging a hole in order to build a greenhouse has found an almost complete skeleton of a prehistoric Indricotherium, the ancestor of the rhino that was bigger than…

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