Archeology
Inside the mummy, a 2,000-year-old girl
Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose, California, USA, is displaying the mummy of a 5-year-old girl dating back 2,000 years.
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First opened the mysterious 'cursed crypt' in Egypt
Archaeologists say the grave has been cursed to protect the dead from those who want to invade.
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Homosexuality in ancient Egypt
In fact, homosexuality is no stranger in the first civilizations known to mankind as ancient Egypt, more importantly this is not considered to be misleading.
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The reason why male mammoths disappeared thousands of years ago
Guardian quoted the researchers as saying that male mammoths often move alone and are in danger without help from the herd.
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The hardship of searching for Minh's treasure sinks the seabed
During the fierce naval battle between the Ming navy (1368-1644) and the native Sri Lanka offshore more than 600 years ago, a giant transport ship carried gold and gems…
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Discover an ancient city in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
Scientists have discovered a forgotten ancient city located between the Pacific Ocean and possibly the mysterious city of Atlantis.
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Fossils suspected of being evidence of monsters eating whales
Kraken is a giant squid monster in Norse mythology that can swallow whales and boats. Legends describe this sea creature as 1.6 kilometers long.
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Discover an ancient gym in Egypt
A group of German and Egyptian experts discovered an ancient gym at Watfa, in Fayoum province, south of Cairo.
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Scary healing ways in the Middle Ages
In the Middle Ages, people burned hemorrhoids with red hot iron, drilled holes in the skull without anesthetic, using sharp objects to remove the lens.
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Discovered 2,500-year-old treasure in a place no one expected in the old castle
Accordingly, the treasure consists of nearly 200 ancient Roman and Greek coins dating back to 2,500 years found in a desk drawer at the ancient Scotney castle (England).
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Find the most ancient human bones in unexpected places
Hundreds of thousands of years ago, about 100km west of what is today the city of Marrakesh of Morocco, a group of people living in the cave noticed the lush landscape o…
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The most frightening 'monster' in history, the tyrant dinosaurs become their meals
They dominate the vast sky 166 million years ago and almost no natural enemies. Even the largest and most ferocious dinosaurs can become their prey.
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Discovering 4,000-year-old bows and boxes in Switzerland
Scientists discovered traces of bows and arrows, a wooden food box, and many 4,000-year-old Bronze Age items near the summit of Lotschberg, the Alps, Switzerland.
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We have become more extinct with the Neanderthals than we thought
A newly excavated 52,000-year-old piece of bone in Croatia has revealed more about the origins of humanity.
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Controversy over the grave of the eminent Queen of Egypt
French learner Marc Gabolde thinks the mummy is named