Archeology
The 2,500-year-old seal belongs to women
An ancient seal from the First Temple period in Israel has recently been excavated. This seal is said to belong to an ancient woman in power.
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Make roads, dig for 'ghost city' full of ancient tombs and weapons
A series of ancient tombs, weapons and houses appeared in turn when workers dug the earth to build highways.
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Restoring the coffin of King Tutankhamun for the first time in nearly 100 years
This is the largest and also the only coffin left in the tomb of the young king in Luxor, after two smaller ones were transferred to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo's capit…
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Discover the most 'weird' duckbill dinosaur in history
This new species is one of the most primitive duck-billed dinosaurs.
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The general remains of the most respected Napoleon are found under the dance floor in Russia
The remains of one of the most respected Napoleon generals were found after excavations under the foundation of a dance floor in Russia.
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Discovering the 'love path' where 5 species of humans mate in deformities
A road from Africa across the Eurasian continent has revealed evidence of anomalous love between our modern humans and at least four ancient extinct human species.
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Materials to help the ancient people transport tons of stone built Stonehenge
Ancient builders can take lard to lubricate wooden cars, then use this type of vehicle to put huge blocks of stone into place.
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The world's oldest Christian letter is found
This is considered to be the oldest Christian letter in the world from the year 230 AD written on an ancient Egyptian papyrus, to help better understand the first Christ…
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Detecting completely new dinosaurs in Switzerland
The fossil skeleton of the extremely well-preserved new dinosaur is dated back to the end of the Triassic period.
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40% of Asians carry traces of different marriages
After the shocking discovery of the Neanderthals extinct marriage, scientists continued to find descendants of the Denisovians in Asia.
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Egypt opens two ancient pyramids, revealing many mysteries
The Egyptian government on July 13 opened the two ancient pyramids in southern Cairo, announcing the discovery of many of the mausoleums with well-preserved mummies.
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The arid Sahara desert used to be the place where the largest marine creatures lived
From fossils found in the Sahara desert, northern Mali, scientists recreate the image of extinct animals and discover many surprises.
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The 115 million-year fossil of the world's oldest lilies
The researchers discovered intact fossils to every cell of the world's oldest lilies in Brazil.
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Detecting fossil fossils strange 99 million years in amber
According to Guardian, this fossil fossil is somewhat strange because the middle toe is longer than the other fingers. It is found in an amber from Myanmar.
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Burial in the tomb of the Three Kingdoms period reveals the dark truth in the history of this period
The truth about this ancient tomb exposed to the eyes is a dark truth related to the Three Kingdoms period.