Archeology
Discover a 2,000 year old paved road
ISRAEL- The ancient road is more than 8 meters wide and was built by fostering the role of connecting two sacred places.
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Open the lid of 30 ancient coffins, shocked at what's inside
Archaeologists have opened the lid of 30 3,000-year-old coffins discovered in Egypt's Asasif cemetery and were surprised to find the mummies inside intact, perfectly pre…
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Find the 8,000-year-old 'world's oldest' pearl
An 8,000-year-old pearl that archaeologists say is the oldest in the world will be on display in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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Stunned discovery in ancient tomb 'human soup' in Egypt
A flooded ancient Egyptian tomb surprised archaeologists, after they drew water and discovered large, intact artifacts covered in thick mud.
Archeology
Discovered dozens of antique painted coffins
Archaeologists found at least 20 wooden coffins in the Asasif graveyard, Luxor city.
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Shocked by evidence of another human being clearing the island
The story of prehistoric explorers 9,000 years ago exploring Greek islands collapsed, because of the footprint of an extinct human being that existed tens of thousands o…
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Detect fragments of 100 ancient swords
Scientists found a series of ancient sword pieces from the Viking era, which may have been used as markers of a warrior's grave.
Archeology
Discovered 1,000-year-old iron arrow in the mountains
The arrow has an iron tip about 13 cm long and is most likely to be left on a reindeer hunt.
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1,000 prehistoric 'ghosts' suddenly appear in laser scans
LIDAR's modern laser scanning technology has enabled Scottish scientists to discover more than 1,000 previously unseen relics on the beautiful island of Arran.
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Entertainment of the Vikings: To ski is also the most bloody history
Although famous for looting and violence, the ancient Vikings also sometimes let go of their swords, freely enjoying themselves to enjoy the pastime in the freezing wint…
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The room places the throne in the ruins of an old castle
The team of scientists discovered the corridor with many pillars leading to the room that kept the vestige of a chair, most likely the throne.
Archeology
Revealing how extinct 'dodge' mammoths lived for 10,000 years
The last giant mammoth existed on Earth 4,000 years ago, on a remote island in the Arctic Ocean.
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Discover the ancient city dating back to 5,000 years in Israel
On October 6, the Israeli Antiquities Department announced that archaeologists in Israel had discovered a large city dating back 5,000 years along with temples and forti…
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Fossilized pig mold in amber 30 million years
Ancient amber blocks preserve intact fossilized mold pigs, invertebrates in the Tertiary have many similarities to mites and water bears.
Archeology
Decode the mysterious message on a 1,500-year-old ancient slab
After decades of research, scientists finally deciphered the mysterious message carved on an ancient 1,500-year-old stone slab.