Archeology
The unexpected grave of the jade-toothed 'queen of Maya'
In an unlikely location in the archaeological site of Palenque - Mexico, the noble and mysterious Maya queen rests in a tomb full of treasures.
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What's in the tombs of the pharaohs?
The tombs of early Egyptian pharaohs often contained simpler burial items than later generations due to the customs of each era.
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The civilization that knew how to mummify was 2,000 years before Egypt
The Egyptians were famous for their mummies. However, they were not the first to discover the recipe for mummification.
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The secret room reveals the hidden corner of the Iron Age
An unexpected discovery reveals ancient artwork that was once part of an Iron Age complex beneath a house in southeastern Turkey.
Archeology
The kingdom of Tibet perished due to climate change
The researchers concluded that the collapse of the Kingdom of Gu Ge in the 17th century could have been caused by a drop in temperature.
Archeology
Unparalleled treasure in Egypt: Being 'molded' from many alien worlds
Egypt, a land famous for its many alien treasures unearthed from tombs, continues to possess a peerless treasure that pierces 2 stellar deaths, stealing materials from a…
Archeology
Discovered an iron barrel containing 4 tons of gold: 'Treasure' that the Nazis hid
4 tons of Nazi gold have been found in an 18th century palace.
Archeology
The ancient Egyptians, like us, had to ask permission from their superiors to leave work, all familiar reasons
It turned out that the ancient Egyptians also had to think about the reason for leaving work to apply for leave. What's interesting is that they give very familiar reaso…
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World's oldest fake eye discovered
The prosthetic eye discovered in Iran was born around 2900 - 2800 BC and is still located in the eye socket of a woman's skull.
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Shocking discovery: The world 'timeless' thousands of years in Asia
Radiocarbon dating inadvertently reveals an astonishing civilization where timeless technology, several hundred to several thousand years ahead of the rest of the world,…
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Found amber containing fragments of asteroid that wiped out dinosaurs
A tiny fragment of an asteroid that hit Earth 66 million years ago may be in the amber at the Tanis fossil site in the Hell Creek Formation in North Dakota.
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Ancient Australians and Americans ate billions of oysters for thousands of millennia
Ancient Australians and Americans ate billions of oysters for thousands of millennia
Archeology
The house of the ancient Romans: The more money you have, the lower you live, the poor live on the top floor
In its heyday, the ancient Roman empire was the place where the most noisy, bustling and bustling cities were gathered at that time. It was the residence of all citizens…
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The mystery of the yellow brick road on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean
Scientists find a strange yellow brick road on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean that could lead to the lost city.
Archeology
Unexpected discovery of mysterious cave drawings in North America
Giant drawings of Native Americans have just been revealed by a team of scientists.