Archeology
Masterpiece of painting with mummified mummies
Eugene Delacroix's painting can use crushed powder from mummies to paint the picture
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A 2,000-year-old Roman shoe resembles modern sports shoes
Archaeologists He was amazed to find a shoe of nearly 2,000 years that looked exactly like the football shoes of the 21st century.
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Huge pool in ancient Roman city
The swimming pool is 30m long, 1.7m wide, 1m deep, originating from the Roman Empire excavated in the old city of Aphrodisias, Turkey.
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The first sign of life on Earth could be bacteria
A recent discovery shows that bacteria have existed on Earth for 3.7 billion years ago, after 1 billion years since the Earth was formed.
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Recreate ancient Peruvian lord face with 3D technology
The face of Sipan's lord who died 1900 years ago was recreated by 3D technology.
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Aboriginal Australians represent the oldest civilization on Earth
The study, published this week in the journal Nature, found that the ancestors of indigenous Australian and Papuan Aboriginal people met and mated with a mysterious race…
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Excavate the house, discover ancient 2-year-old bronze drum
A farmer in Thanh Hoa during excavation of a house near the World Heritage Site of Ho Dynasty has encountered an ancient bronze drum dating back 2,000-2,500 years old.
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The poisonous medieval cosmetics of the Middle Ages
Lead and arsenic are extremely toxic substances but are popularly used by women for beauty in ancient times.
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The meaning hides in the four Renaissance masterpieces that every noble is knowledgeable about
These are the works of life, the pioneering of the transformation of European painting in the 16th century.
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Americans use the earliest dye in the world
George Washington University has discovered cloths using the 6,200-year-old indigo dye when excavating the ancient ritual of Huaca Prieta in northern Peru in 2007.
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The mother and son's head left in front of the head wearing a gold feathered coat
The strange tomb found by Russian archaeologists in the Altai Mountains of Siberia, at the Taldur II burial site of the ancient Pazyryk civilization, Mirror on September…
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Highway replica hanging garden Babylon nearly intact after 2000 years
Archaeologists have discovered the Petra garden system in Jordan, dubbed the newly discovered copy of Babylon after 2,000 years of being buried.
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First time finding ancient Roman coins in Japan
On September 28, Japanese archaeologists said they first found ancient Roman coins in the ancient castle ruins on the southern island of Okinawa.
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The $ 1.8 million statue was forgotten in the old warehouse
The $ 1.8 million bust found in an old warehouse in Scotland is on display at the French Louvre museum.
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The Otzi thousand-year-old may be killed due to personal conflicts
The results of a criminal examination show that the Otzi gang who lived 5,300 years ago could be shot dead due to personal conflicts.