Archeology
Discovered ancient books containing many secret techniques of Japanese Ninja
At an ancient temple in Koka city, Shiga prefecture, Japan, famous as the 'hometown of the Ninja'
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The Spanish ghost ship that disappeared 4 centuries ago 'appeared' in the US
The ruins of a ghost ship found in sea caves off the coast of Oregon - USA are identified as the legendary Spanish galleon ship, mysteriously missing 300 years ago.
Archeology
The truth that makes the scientific world semi-credible: Prehistoric rats were as big as today's horses?
A new study shows that some prehistoric rat species were estimated to be the size of a bison, even as large as today's ponies.
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China built a 'gene bank' of ancient ceramics
The gene bank located in Jingdezhen town, Jiangxi province, will store data on nearly 20 million pieces of ancient ceramics.
Archeology
See the ruins of the city of Thonis-Heracleion - Where Egypt's legend lurks under the ocean
Among the lost cities, Thonis-Heracleion is known as a bustling city of Egyptian civilization.
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The 'amazing' condition of the wreck from 160 years ago
The US warship USS Monitor was found to be in 'astonishingly good condition', despite having sunk on the seabed off the coast of North Carolina since 1862. 'amazingly go…
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Humans are shrinking for a scary cause?
55 million years ago, early horses went through a period of unusual body atrophy. We humans may be entering that phase by an unthinkable agent.
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China found a thousand-year-old Buddha statue in gold and silver in a cave
Archaeologists have found that the giant Tathagata Buddha statue in the Longmen Grottoes in Henan may have been plated with gold, silver and encrusted with colored glass.
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'Treasures of the Qing Dynasty' were once abandoned in the corner of the kitchen, selling for more than 41 billion dong
An ancient ceramic vase related to the Qing Dynasty emperor Qianlong, once forgotten in the kitchen corner for a long time, has just been auctioned for a record-high amo…
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Investigate the 'conspiracy theory' about the 340-year-old ghost ship that buried the crown prince of England
After 15 years of painstaking research, the truth about a ghost ship half-buried on the seabed is gradually revealed.
Archeology
Discovering Mayan cooking secrets from the latrine
The Mayans invented a cooking process that could increase the nutritional properties of corn tenfold, this was discovered by experts when analyzing latrines in Guatemala.
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Technology in ancient vases helps Stone Age Chinese 'beyond time'
New research shows that ancient 4,000-year-old beer pots were the key to opening the door of time for the spectacular leap of Chinese civilization.
Archeology
Dwarfs were respected in ancient Egypt
In ancient Egypt, dwarves were respected, leading a high life. Sometimes, they even become powerful figures in society.
Archeology
Recreate the ancient Egyptian olive oil production technique
Researchers created today's high-quality olive oil-like oils by twisting more than 4,000 years ago.
Archeology
The discovery of the most important god in the Mayan religion
This is the first time researchers have found a statue representing the head of God Wu, at the Palenque site, in the state of Chiapas in northern Mexico.