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 Kongonaphon kely, or ‘tiny bug slayer’, is about the size of a glass of coffee. Animals that lived in Madagascar about 237 million years ago in the Triassic period were 10 centimeters in size. According to scientists, K. kely belongs to the Ornithodira group: the last ancestor of all dinosaurs and pterosaurs. "There is a common perception that dinosaurs are giant creatures," said Christian Kammerer, a paleontologist from the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. "However, the latest animal we found is very close to the diversity of dinosaurs and pterosaurs even though their bodies are very small," he added. Also Read: Archaeologists Discover 4,500 Years Old Neolithic Monument Near Stonehenge How did such a colossal creature evolve from such a small origin? The answer is never entirely clear, because so few specimens from the Ornithodira lineage have ever been found and studied. Therefore, the K. kely framework found is very important. It was firs...

 After being lost for hundreds of years, Genghis Khan's winter camp in Mongolia was discovered by archaeologists from Australia. Avraga in Eastern Mongolia is believed to be the Genghis Khan winter camp after scientists from the Australian National University provided new evidence. The findings were published in an Archaeological Research in Asia study with lead author Dr. Jack N. Fenner using radiocarbon dating from samples collected in the ruins in the main part of Avraga. Radiocarbon dating "conclusively" indicates that this ancient site was occupied during the time of Genghis Khan. Noted that the population was before the leadership of his son, Ogedei Khan. Also Read: People Who Like Horror Films and Disasters Are Easier Facing the COVID-19 Pandemic Archaeologists also found ancient evidence of ceremonies and rituals carried out at Avraga. Fenner said that part of the southern expansion of the Mongol empire was evident from religious traditions found de...

An underwater cave on the Yukatan Peninsula, Mexico, is filled with a vast archeological labyrinth. Maybe it has never been found anywhere else on Earth. Preserved in caves full of water, cenotes (natural drainage holes in Mexico) hold treasures about Mayan secrets. In addition, the discovery of this ancient artifact also reveals a more ancient prehistoric story. Also Read: Archaeologist Identification of Genghis Khan's Lost Winter Camp In a study, scientists reported that they had discovered the largest mine in America dating from 12 thousand years ago. "This underwater cave is like a time capsule," said Ed Reinhardt, an experienced diver and micropaleontologist from McMaster University. "There is clear evidence of ocher mining carried out thousands of years ago," he added. During a dive in 2017, Reindhart and his fellow researchers explore a cave on the Quintana Roo coastline. The caves in the area are known to hold ancient skeletons of people w...