Archeology
Detecting wrecks of adventurers eaten by aboriginal people
The HMS Endeavor of Captain James Cook, one of the greatest naval houses in history, may be located off Rhode Island, USA, causing excitement for historians around the w…
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Ancient tomb 2,000 years next to the silk road on the sea
People in Guangxi, China discovered an ancient tomb at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 TCN-220), located near the river used to be a Chinese feudal sea silk route.
Archeology
Detecting many artifacts of primitive people in the Central Highlands
From hundreds of stone and meteorite artifacts in An Khe town (Gia Lai), archaeologists from Vietnam and Russia evaluated them to be dated to about a million years.
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Discovered a 1500-year-old female mummy in Mongolia
Archaeologists believe that the mummy found in the Altai Mountains (Mongolia), dating back to 1500 years ago, belonged to a commoner woman but was buried with a formal c…
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Excavation of shipwrecks for 500 years carrying
A British shipwreck excavation company cooperated with the Omani Ministry of Cultural Heritage to salvage many of the wrecks of the ship 500 years ago in Arab waters.
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Villas more than 1,500 years old may belong to the Roman emperor
The largest Roman villa complex in the UK, after more than 1,500 years, was found on a farmhouse after workers discovered mosaic tiles preserved well.
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The royal royal dress after 400 years on the seabed
The collection of gold and silver embroidered clothes found on the bottom of the North Sea belongs to the luxurious wardrobe of a countess under King Charles I in Englan…
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The statue is hidden under the walls of the 1,600-year-old church
The restoration of the Christmas church in Bethlehem, Palestine, revealed a holy statue of great historical and religious value.
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Bronze drums dating back to 2,000 years were discovered in Dien Bien
The drum weighs about 20kg, 49cm high, 61cm in diameter, still quite intact. On the surface of the drum, there are 4 groups of single toad, located distributed, evenly s…
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The temple is believed to be the tomb of Cleopatra and her lover
The city of Taposiris Magna in northern Egypt may be the place to bury queen Cleopatra and her lover Mark Antony.
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Mysterious beauty in the ancient tomb of the king is full of gold
Archaeological experts discovered the remains of a woman buried in the ancient tomb of the Siberian king.
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Finding the arsenal of Tsar Ivan the Terrible
Russian scientists found the arsenal from 1547 filled with swords, bows, armor and shields, belonging to Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
Archeology
Discovering many valuable archeological artifacts at the ancient Vietnamese 'city'
Luy Lau relic is the domination of Giao Chi district in Han Dynasty. From about 2000 years ago, this place was a political, economic and cultural center of Linh Nam area…
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900-year-old castle under the prison yard
Researchers found traces of a medieval castle beneath the prison yard in Gloucester, England, to help reveal the royal architecture that once existed in the city.
Archeology
Discovered a 3,500-year-old warrior tomb in southern Greece
Two archaeologists Jack L. Davis and Sharon R. Stocker of the University of Cincinnati (USA) have discovered a 3,500-year-old warrior tomb near the ancient Nestor Palace…