Archeology
The body of the little girl holding intact roses in the coffin for 140 years
The girl's body was discovered in a 19th-century metal coffin beneath a house in San Francisco, USA, eventually identified nearly 141 years after she died.
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Egypt discovered the tomb of a 3,700-year-old royal princess
Egyptian officials announced on May 11 that a grave site believed to be owned by the pharaoh's daughter who owns a pyramid recently discovered.
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Discovering a thousand-year-old wall in China
Archaeologists have discovered part of the ruins of the castle walls of the Lama kingdom in the northeastern La Bo area of Xinjiang autonomous region (northwest China).
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Discovered a secret intelligence tunnel from the 16th century in Russia
The specially designed cellar helps Russian troops to eavesdrop on the enemy without leaving the ground.
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The mystery of the broken bones in an ancient English village
In the village of Wharram Percy, North Yorkshire, England, archaeologists have discovered many broken bones that, according to them, villagers do so to prevent zombies f…
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Discover the ancient Roman military road
Dutch archaeologists have discovered part of the military path that Roman soldiers marched through nearly 2,000 years ago, in order to defend against invading Germans on…
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Reveal the ancient 3,700-year-old Egyptian pyramid
Archaeologists have uncovered evidence of an Egyptian pyramid dating to about 3,700 years ago that had never been known in southern Cairo.
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Discovered the village is longer than the Egyptian pyramid
Scientists discovered an ancient village believed to be the oldest human settlement in North America when excavating remote islands in British Columbia, Canada.
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The reason the human ancestors gave up cannibalism
The new study shows that human flesh has less nutritional value than other animals, while much harder to hunt for prehistoric humans.
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The silver mosaic sword remains intact after 800 years
The 13th-century sword with many silver mosaic carvings emerged between the bucket of excavator in the English golf course.
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Fossil turtle 33 million years of rare value worth more than 4,000 USD
A 33 million-year-old fossil turtle skeleton is about to be auctioned in London, England later this month with a starting price of $ 4,340.
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Mummy women 1,000 years away
Mongolian researchers are investigating the mysteries surrounding the woman's 1,000-year-old mummy-wearing shoes that resemble modern Adidas sports shoes.
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Fossils of fleas were found inside the piece of amber 30 million years ago
Fossils of a perfectly preserved monkey monkey round flea inside newly discovered amber in the Dominican Republic.
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Discover embryos in eggs, dinosaurs are revived?
Finding embryos inside dinosaur eggs is a faster step with the creation of hybrid embryos between dinosaurs and chickens.
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Real grave discovery of Chinese tyrants
The tomb of Sui De, one of the most famous emperors in Chinese history, was discovered on Sunday, April 14 at a construction site in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province.