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Spooky Scary Skeletons Uploaded by Synge. Spooky Scary Skeletons Uploaded by maikcollos. How much does 2, pounds of bones weigh? We see that you're using an ad-blocker! Chad My Hero Academia. You must login or signup first! Don't have an account? This illustration shows one of the few ground-dwelling birds that survived the toxic environment and mass extinction. The remains of a butchered rhinoceros are helping researchers to date when early humans reached the Philippines. This adolescent was found lying on his side, which suggests a slower death.

Other skeletons found in the homes and streets of the ringfort at Sandby borg show signs of sudden death by blows to the head. The skeleton of a young woman and her fetus were found in a brick coffin dated to medieval Italy. Her skull shows an example of neurosurgery, and her child was extruded after death in a rare "coffin birth.

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This portion of a whale skull was found at the Calaveras Dam construction site in California, along with at least 19 others. Some of the pieces measure 3 feet long. A Stone Age cow skull shows trepanation, a hole in the cranium that was created by humans as as surgical intervention or experiment.

On the left is a fossilized skull of our hominin ancestor Homo heidelbergensis, who lived , to , years ago. On the right is a modern human skull. Hominins had pronounced brow ridges, but modern humans evolved mobile eyebrows as their face shape became smaller. On the left is a 13,year-old footprint as found in the sediment on Calvert Island, off the Canadian Pacific coast.

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On the right is a digitally enhanced image, showing details of the footprint. A central platform at Star Carr in North Yorkshire, England, was excavated by a research team studying past climate change events at the Middle Stone Age site. The Star Carr site is home to the oldest evidence of carpentry in Europe and of built structures in Britain.

Researchers have been studying Archaeopteryx fossils for years, but new X-ray data reveal that the bird-like dinosaur may have been an "active flyer. This wall with paintings is in the La Pasiega Cave in Spain. The ladder shape of red horizontal and vertical lines is more than 64, years old and was made by Neanderthals. These perforated shells were found in Spain's Cueva de los Aviones sea cave and date to between , and , years ago.

Researchers believe these served as body ornamentation for Neanderthals. The earliest modern human fossil ever found outside of Africa has been recovered in Israel.

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This suggests that modern humans left Africa at least 50, years earlier than previously believed. The upper jawbone, including several teeth, was recovered in a prehistoric cave site. Researchers investigated a "pestilence" cemetery associated with a devastating epidemic. New analysis suggests that salmonella caused a typhoid fever epidemic. Standing about 4 feet tall, early human ancestor Paranthropus boisei had a small brain and a wide, dish-like face. It is most well-known for having big teeth and hefty chewing muscles. A grand grave of a great Viking warrior excavated during the s has been found to be that of a woman.

She was also buried with a gaming board and pieces, hierarchically associated with officers to use for battle strategy and tactics.

The drawing is a reconstruction of how the grave with the woman originally may have looked. An illustration shows the dodo on Mauritius near the Mare aux Songes, where many dodo skeletons have been recovered. A 5,year-old dog skull found in Germany underwent whole genome sequencing. It was found to be very similar to the genome of modern dogs, suggesting that all modern dogs are direct ancestors of the domesticated dogs that lived in the world's earliest farming communities in Europe.

Razanandrongobe sakalavae, or " Razana ," was one of the top predators of the Jurassic period in Madagascar million years ago. Although it looks different from modern-day crocodiles and had teeth similar to a T. An artist's reconstruction shows Macrauchenia patachonica, which roamed South America thousands of years ago. Combining a range of odd characteristics from llamas and camels to rhinos and antelopes, Macrauchenia defied clarification until now and has been added to the tree of life.

It belongs to a sister group of Perissodactyla, which includes horses, rhinos and tapirs. This prosthetic device was made for a priest's daughter who had to have her right big toe amputated 3, years ago. This surprisingly lifelike toe was made to look natural by a skilled artisan who wanted to maintain the aesthetic as well as mobility during the Early Iron Age. It was designed to be worn with sandals, the footwear of choice at the time.

The oldest fossil remains of Homo sapiens, dating back , years, were found at a site in Jebel Irhoud, Morocco. This is , years older than previously discovered fossils of Homo sapiens that have been securely dated. The fossils, including a partial skull and a lower jaw, belong to five different individuals including three young adults, an adolescent and a child estimated to be 8 years old.

Nodosaurs were herbivores who walked on four legs and were covered in tank-like armor and dotted with spikes for protection.

But this recently unveiled million-year-old fossil is the most well-preserved of the armored dinosaurs ever unearthed. Microfossils found in China have revealed what could be our earliest known ancestor on the tree of life. Saccorhytus was a tiny, bag-like sea creature that lived million years ago.

In , researchers discovered ancient collagen and protein remains preserved in the ribs of a dinosaur that walked the Earth million years ago.

Skeletons found 'holding hands' after 700 years

By studying the skeleton of this medieval pilgrim, researchers have been able to genotype leprosy. They also discovered that leprosy-causing bacteria have changed little over hundreds of years, possibly explaining the decline in the disease after it peaked in medieval Europe as humans developed resistance.

The discovery of a species that lived 6. The creature -- whose skull was excavated in Yunnan province -- would have been twice the size of today's otters. The tail of a million-year-old dinosaur was found entombed in amber in , an unprecedented discovery that has blown away scientists. The amber adds to fossil evidence that many dinosaurs sported feathers rather than scales.

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The oldest known sample of the smallpox-causing variola virus was found within the DNA of a 17th century child mummy in The mummy was found in a crypt beneath a Lithuanian church. The finding shortens the timeline for how long smallpox may have afflicted humans. For the first time, researchers discovered genomic evidence of malaria in 2,year-old human remains from the Roman Empire. The discovery was made in Researchers found the first preserved dinosaur brain in history in They believe it was preserved due to the dinosaur dying in a swamp-like environment which mixed low levels of oxygen -- known to slow decay -- and acidity which can preserve soft tissue for long periods.

It is million years old. An investigation of skeletons buried during the Great Plague of London revealed the DNA of the bacteria responsible for the disease in The skeletons were discovered in an ancient burial site during construction of London's Crossrail train line. Scientists reconstructed the genome of an ancient plague in , which may shed new light on how certain diseases can either mysteriously disappear or continue to evolve and spread. An adult woman's skeleton on left and adult man's skeleton on right tested positive for the presence of Y.

Story highlights Researchers uncovered the site of a fifth-century massacre on a Swedish island Skeletons lay where they fell, animals were abandoned and valuables left behind. Yearly excavations beginning in provided the first clues to the island's grisly secret. The digging uncovered the skeletons of dozens of people who had never been buried; they had been left where they fell.