Archeology
1,500-year-old stone mosaic buried in ash
A painting in the background of an old church that burned could describe the story of Jesus distributing food.
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Crocodile was mummified with prey still in the belly to sacrifice
Thousands of years ago, Egyptian mummy traders killed wild crocodiles by smashing their skulls and quickly processing them to mummify them.
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Inside the 3,400-year-old mummy coffin just opened in Egypt
Egyptian authorities opened two 3,400-year-old mummified coffins on Sept. 21 to restore them to their perfect preservation.
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Casually discovered treasures worth more than 200 billion in the kitchen of a French lady
A new Renaissance painting masterpiece was discovered in the kitchen of an elderly woman in a town near Paris, France.
Archeology
Discover the giant 10-meter-long crocodile vestiges specialized in hunting dinosaurs
Fossils of teeth, battleships and backbones belonging to crocodile-like creatures have revealed more about the prehistoric world.
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Children's remains are placed on top of a volcano to withstand lightning strikes
The Incas once brought the bodies of sacrificed children to the volcano with the idea that being struck by lightning meant that the gods were satisfied.
Archeology
Discovered a thousand-year-old vault worth £ 50,000
The ancients could bury the ancient money, estimated to cost £ 50,000, out of concern
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Excavating an ancient tomb containing an intact male human body suspected of being an ancient Chinese aristocrat
When workers accidentally found the body of a male, many people could not believe their eyes because the surrounding objects were still intact.
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A 66 million-year-old sea monster has a unique swimming pattern on Earth
Mosasaur may be one of the most feared reptiles living in the age of dinosaurs, with its enormous size and jaws.
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The 7,000-year-old Spanish tombstone was first 'exposed' after half a century
Dolmen of Guadalperal - a thousand-year-old Spanish tombstone with a ring of 150 standing stones for the first time in the water in half a century.
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The legend of the ancient tombs and the most beautiful tombstones in history
Grave (grave robbery) is a story that has often taken place over thousands of years in China, especially in ancient times.
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Exposed strange creatures weighing 1 ton, clawed dagger, tapir face
A giant creature, muscular, dagger-like claws ... probably the lost ancestors of the marsupial marsupial animals in Australia.
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Research shipwreck from the 18th century
Scientists dive into the ocean to collect samples to learn the identity of the shipwreck off Rhode Island.
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First time opening a mysterious box in the tomb of the youngest king in Egypt
Archaeologists recently decided to open a mysterious box found inside the tomb of Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun.
Archeology
Ancient Kangaroo: Steel-hard jawbone that can split large trunk
More than forty thousand years ago, the wilderness of Australia was also once inhabited by a powerful animal - ancient Kangaroos that are gigantic in size.