Archeology
Wedding rings in the ancient world
In the ancient world, the wedding ring not only represents the eternity of love, but also symbolizes the purchase of a bride, the control of the husband's property or th…
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Precious antiques in noble grave populations 2400 years
Turkish scientists found a 2,400-year-old grave complex with many precious artifacts underground near the ancient city of Soloi north of Cyprus.
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Cruel punishments of ancient Egyptians
If an Egyptian stole an animal, he would be punished with 100 whips and stabbed 5 times on his back before returning to work.
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Found traces of the city destroyed by the Lord in the Bible
After decades of searching, researchers have recently found that they have found the ruins of the city of Sodom written in the Bible - the city was destroyed by sulfur w…
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Giant car traces of prehistoric times
A Russian scientist affirmed that the strange deep subsidence in the Phrygian valley, Turkey is a mark of civilization that appeared before humans.
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Explore the tunnel in Cheops pyramid
Cheops Pyramid is the oldest and only work remaining among the 7 wonders of the ancient world, also known as the Great Pyramid. It was built in 2560 BC as a tomb for Kin…
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Huge gigantic discovery near Stonehenge stone circle
The researchers discovered the remains of a giant stone building dating back to 4,500 years, buried under a thick soil three kilometers from Stonehenge.
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The nano cup was ahead of the Roman era
The 1,600-year-old cup from ancient Rome is turquoise when light shines from the front and turns red when light shines from behind.
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Ancient city built from mud
Chan Chan is the capital of the Chimor kingdom in ancient Peruvian history, with buildings built from unique mud.
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Discover new human relatives in South Africa
1400 pieces of bone, 140 teeth of a new human species, named Homo Naledi, have been discovered in a cave deep in the ground in Africa.
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4 questions about new human relatives
The discovery of new human relatives called Homo naledi (H. naledi) in a deep cave in South Africa raises many questions around their existence.
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The letter is in an eerie color for 300 years
Preserved at Cambridge University, England, the world's oldest color printing book is still in its original form after more than 300 years.
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An odd ancient tower tomb population in Peru
Sillustani burial site located on the bank of Lake Umayo, Peru, is home to the unique funeral towers since ancient times named chullpa.
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Revealing new ancestors of modern dolphins
Fossils of a new dolphin have revealed the process of dolphins moving from oceans into rivers.
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Huge rock trap of the ancient people
Wearing a kite-like shape when viewed from above, this ancient building is essentially a giant trap used to hunt animals.