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Tula Castle
Tula is the Capital of the ancient Turke in Mexico. From the eighth century to the thirteenth century AD, the Turke expanded the dominion of southern Mexico to create an…
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Mystical footprints of Akkowarlink
On the southern shore of Managua in Nicaragua there are many footprints clearly printed on the rock. The Nicaraguan people call those ancient footprints left on this roc…
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The mystery of Sacsayhuaman and Tiahuanaco mysticism
In South America, there are two mystical places: Sacsayhuaman and Tiahuanaco are attractive to archaeologists around the world. In mystical Tiahuanaco, archaeologists fo…
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Discovering an alien species at the coast of New Zealand
This strange species is found at a coast in Canterbury, New Zealand. Immediately after the discovery, people here proved very confused because it is impossible to identi…
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People have 'god eyes' looking through the ground
There are special talents to look through the ground, only 2 iron rods about 50cm long, holding in Mr. Hoang's hand can determine exactly where there is groundwater.
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The mysteries that scientists cannot explain
Why do cows always move north or south, why humans dream are questions that do not have an exact answer.
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Lava paintings in Xinjiang
In a ravine in the northwest of Qinghua district, north of Xinjiang province, archaeologists from the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region National Museum have discovered a…
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The mystery of the ancient city in the desert
A land to animals did not dare to come and ask if anyone wanted to settle in this harsh land? But miraculously, in 1862 French archaeologist Me Dawallgai first discovere…
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The departure of the Eskimos.
How to rumble Canadian cavalry in Tikiujar about 950km, there are very small Eskimos tribes. Jo Laxiner was a frequent visitor and was very friendly with this tribe. But…
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Why are Zen masters indestructible after death?
Buddhists say that only high-level Zen masters can fall into some special state before dying and remove themselves to the point that their bodies cannot decompose.
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The mysterious death of the Ice
In 1991, on the old glacier of the Alpes Mountains between the border of Austria and Italy, it was discovered that a man's body dates back to 5300 years. Because the dis…
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Mystery around the ancient stone of Sapa - Vietnam
Located in the Muong Hoa valley, surrounded by high mountains with a height of 2,000m, a large ancient stone beach evokes attention with many rich engravings. There is a…
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Ho Ma Catun area
Russian geologist Varikov tells the story of a lake that once claimed to have a ghost. That lake in the mountains is rare at the source of the Catun River. According to…
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The mystery of the destruction of Pompeii citadel
According to history books, Pompeii was built by 10 large tribes with the name Aus. By 79, this place had become the club of the rich. Aristocracy wealthy merchants pull…