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The school is like the paradise of Greek philosopher Aristotle
The school has a lush landscape, murky water springs and large caves like in Greek mythology.
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Statue of War: The horrors of terror of the ancient Persian empire
In ancient times, the warrior statues (war elephants) were highly appreciated, they were considered: The army without soldiers was despised, unlike the forest without li…
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The cause of the instability of the British king
Henry VIII's erratic acts, the king famous for marrying six wives and killing two of them, may be due to a traumatic brain injury.
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March 6, 1869: The periodic table of chemistry was born
Notable events took place on March 6 in history.
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March 9: The first detection of Sunspot
Dutch astronomer Johannes Fabricius while observing the Sun through his telescope unknowingly discovered dark spots on the star's surface. This is also the first time an…
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The process of purification and pain of Chinese eunuchs
In order to become men who serve kings and non-monks in the palace, the eunuch must undergo the process of purification, ie, to remove the genitals, which is extremely p…
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Ghost wedding haunts in China
To cater for families wishing to marry for dead men, criminals are willing to rob even tombs who live to have
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March 12: The first Coca-Cola bottle was produced and sold in the US
Initially Coca-Cola was invented by Pemberton with the aim of finding a popular medicine to help prevent headaches and fatigue.
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March 13: The world's longest undersea tunnel inaugurated
The Seikan Tunnel is a 53.85 km railway tunnel in Japan, with a length of 23.3 km underground.
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100-year history changes the time of the season
The clock is tuned faster to take advantage of summer sunlight in European and American countries and adjusted in winter, rooted 100 years ago.
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March 15: Julius Caesar is murdered by dozens of seniors
The assassination of Julius Caesar led to the most tragic civil war in Roman history.
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The scary contraceptive methods of Chinese feudalism
The astronaut has an anal acupressure, washing the sealed area with saffron flowers; while female technicians drink mercury as common contraceptive methods of Chinese fe…
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Stealthy love stories make a world history island
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, Charles Dickens and Nelly Ternan ... are stealthy relationships that once shocked the world.
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March 23, 1857: The first elevator is put into use
Elevators are moving devices in high-rise buildings, commercial centers, and now they are installed a lot in villas, low-rise houses, specializing in moving people and g…
