Archeology
Discovered weapons of assassination of medieval politicians
Bulgarian archaeologists have unearthed a medieval bronze ring, which could be used for political assassinations 700 years ago.
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Revealed 'underground city' under the Roman emperor's mansion
Archaeologists have discovered a network of tunnels, forming an underground city, buried deep beneath the mansion of Roman emperor Hadrian near Rome.
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Prehistoric Europeans like to eat spicy
Civilization of prehistoric Nordic people loves spicy food. They use garlic, mustard as a spice in dishes thousands of years ago.
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Cinnamon was traded from the Far East 3,000 years ago
The sale of cinnamon spices from the Far East region to Israel took place more than 3,000 years ago, the archaeologists concluded so after analyzing ancient bottles in I…
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Finding gold jewelry 13 centuries ago
A few Viking pieces of gold jewelry have just been discovered at a Danish farm aged 1,300 years.
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Discover ancient wells that have never run out of water
Cham Pa ancient well has just been discovered behind the historical cultural relics of Huu Quyen Temple (in Cam Huy commune, H.Cam Xuyen).
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Ancient gold-plating technology surpasses the present
More than 2,000 years ago, craftsmen developed the preeminent thin film coating technology that is still used today to produce DVDs, electronic devices and many other pr…
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Fossil discovery of an ancient round fish
A group of Mexican archaeologists recently discovered fossils of an ancient round-necked fish that once lived on Earth 90 million years ago. This is the first time the f…
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A double casket was excavated at a car park in England
A group of archaeologists from the University of Leicester (UK) announced on July 29 that they unearthed a double coffin in a car park in central England.
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Restoring mammoths from corpses
Scientists who have pioneered the Dolly cloned sheep have just planned to use frozen cells from mammoth corpses to revive ancient monsters.
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Partial discovery of crucifix crucifixion Jesus?
Turkish archaeologists say they have found a stone chest dating back to 1,300 years. In the chest contains a stone carved with a cross.
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Decode the mystery of flying dinosaurs
A study published recently in Nature shows that many dinosaurs have the ability to fly, not just Archeopteryx, a feathered dinosaur that is still considered the ancestor…
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The fossil 'great war of dinosaurs' is auctioned
A rare fossil record of two dinosaurs fighting against each other will be auctioned in the US in November, with prices expected to reach $ 9 million.
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Find the key, accidentally discovered
While searching for the dropped metal key, Ifor Edwards, a 56-year-old Welsh man, spotted a series of extremely valuable 14th and 15th century coins.
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Mysterious carvings on stone
During excavation in Narigua, Coahuila state (Mexico), archaeologists discovered about 8,000 stone carvings, dating back over 6,000 years.