Archeology
Use wine barrels as a Renaissance toilet
About more than 300 years ago (stage 1680), after drinking the last drops of two giant wine jars, someone came up with a creative idea to re-use them appropriately.
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The ancient 'city' mystery at the bottom of the lake no one knows for thousands of years
Phu Tien Lake is the third largest in Yunnan Province (China), behind Dien Tri Lake and Nhi Hai Lake. But in three lakes, it is the deepest lake, with places up to 155m.
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Discover the secret from the gold store in Bulgaria
The treasure revealed in prehistoric tombs in Bulgaria is the first evidence of social stratification, but no one knows what causes the civilization to decline.
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The 'socks' are 1,800 years old gold rings
According to Al Bawaba, Jason Massey, 45, a pest control worker, has discovered a rare ring engraved with the Roman goddess figure in a field near Crewkerne.
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Discover the oldest fishing net lead ever
Korean archaeologists announced the discovery of 14 lead limestone fishing nets dating back about 29,000 years in the Maedun cave in eastern Jeongseon district, Gangwon…
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Reject the role of FOXP2 gene in human language evolution
Previously, scientists believed that the FOXP2 gene, was associated with the development of speech. It is this gene that explains why modern humans have the advantage of…
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She earned 3,000 years of burial and was still sharp in Denmark
According to Vintage News, 2016, two amateur archaeologists, Ernst Christiansen and Lis Therkelsen, found an ancient sword in the western town of Svebølle, Denmark's lar…
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Reveal new findings in ancient Roman city - Pompeii
According to The Nation, archaeologists have revealed their latest findings at the home of a rich man living in ancient Rome.
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Discovered the 4,500 year old sphinx in Egypt
The road construction project between the ancient temple Karnak and Luxor in Luxor, Egypt, must be halted when construction workers discover a sphinx statue, Sun reporte…
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When did the first Aboriginal people arrive in Australia?
Previously, scientists had genetically analyzed the Aboriginal hair samples and affirmed the extremely long and profound relationship between the Aboriginal groups and t…
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Found giant shark teeth twice as long as white sharks on the Australian coast
According to Channel News Asia, this finding is especially noticed by scientific lovers and prehistoric learners.
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'Perfume' has existed since the time of dinosaurs
Scientists claim that perfume has the same appeal as it was from dinosaurs.
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The octagonal tomb of the Chinese couple 700 years ago
Archaeologists in Yangquan, China, discovered the octagonal tomb with a mural covered with frescoes dating back 700 years, when descendants of Genghis Khan ruled China.
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Discovering the world-shaking factory in Vietnam
In the territory of Vietnam, the oldest factory in the world has been found dating back more than 80,000 years of ancient Vietnamese residents.
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Detecting at least 60 1,500-year-old mummies buried in Southern Peru
According to Maria Cecilia Lozada, one of the participants in research at the University of Chicago, the mummies mentioned include the remains of adults and babies.