Archeology
The Chinese maiden was cremated because she suspected of being a witch
Italian archaeologists found the remains of a medieval girl cremated and threw her body into a sealed burial ground with heavy stones.
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Detected the double lion's body 12,000 years intact
Under the thousand-year-old ice of Siberia, the corpses of the young cave lion are still as intact as they were when they were full of feathers, skin and internal organs.
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Treasure more than 4,000 Roman coins in cherry garden
A Swiss farmer saw the glittering light from the mound in the cherry garden and suddenly spotted 4,166 Roman and bronze coins.
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Ancient elves were once tall
Analysis of the scientists pointed out that the ancient elves in Flores, Indonesia, were shrunk in size
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Discovered a 6,600 year old gold pendant
Bulgari archaeologists discovered a 24-carat gold pendant with a date of 6,600 years in one of Europe's oldest prehistoric towns.
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Ancient lost game of 1,500 years in China
Chinese archaeologists discovered the rest of a mysterious game, which disappeared 1,500 years ago, at a 2,300-year-old tomb in Shandong Province.
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Discovered the missing island of ancient Greece
Archaeologists believe that the ancient city of Kane was found, the site of a major battle between the forces of Athens and Sparta during the Peloponnesus war.
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Egypt examined Tut's tomb to find Queen Nefertiti
Egypt on November 23 said it would test further to find the mysterious room in King Tutankhamun's tomb suspected of being a burial place for Queen Nefertiti.
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1,700-year-old gold rings engrave love figures
A gold ring, featuring the elaborate carved stone agate of Cupid's love image, was found near the village of Tangley in England.
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Greatly make medieval Bible books
A simple PVC eraser has mysteriously decoded the silk-like parchment used to make the first medieval pocket Bible books.
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Treasure coins worth tens of millions of dollars in Wales
The treasure consists of 91 silver coins from the Roman era, dating back over 2,000 years, found on a Wales field worth tens of millions of dollars.
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Encyclopedia of the grandfather of modern surgery
Al-Zahrawi laid the first foundations for modern surgery with the invention of cat's gut sutures or marked the incision by ink on patients before surgery.
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The mystery of the Tuong Hung in Tibet
Centuries ago, in the Iron Age, on the high mountains of western Tibet, the Zhangzhung built a civilization complete with rich technical and artistic advances.
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His armored worms monsters spike
A type of worm that lived 535 million years ago had a steel-like body covered with sharp teeth around its mouth and bristling spines protruding from its body.
Archeology
Discovering 2,000-year-old Dong Son bronze drum in Timor Leste
According to a reporter from Timor Leste, this small Southeast Asian country has a remarkable archaeological discovery when it found a fairly intact Dong Son drum.