Oceanography
Giant squid washed ashore after a battle with the same type
Although giant ink is usually about 13 meters long and weighs hundreds of kilograms, researchers know very little about this animal.
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Oceanography
Swordfish for decoration only
The colorful male swordfish will measure the size of his sword before the battle, and usually just show off the respectable weapon that can cause the opponent to flee.
Archeology
The mysterious 'no piercing' of 3500 year old jewel
Archaeologists at the University of Cincinnati (UC), Ohio, USA, discovered a finely carved agate jewel that could change the entire history of ancient Greek art.
Archeology
The hardship of searching for Minh's treasure sinks the seabed
During the fierce naval battle between the Ming navy (1368-1644) and the native Sri Lanka offshore more than 600 years ago, a giant transport ship carried gold and gems…
Archeology
Discovering the ancient city disappeared 2000 years ago
Surprisingly, this city was found with traces of war despite being quite far from the battle area.
Archeology
The silver mosaic sword remains intact after 800 years
The 13th-century sword with many silver mosaic carvings emerged between the bucket of excavator in the English golf course.
Archeology
The culprit of the Plague Battle killed 100,000 people in England
Researching DNA from human bones, scientists found the bacteria that caused the Plague to eradicate 1/4 of London's population in England in 1665.
Archeology
The Battle of the Red Dragon helped the Chinese emperor Xia Wu to the throne
The cataclysm led to the birth of the first clique of feudal dynasties in China as one of the largest floods in the world in the last 10,000 years.
Archeology
Traces of the king's golden throne defeated Troy
Egyptian archaeologists found a block of stone that might belong to the throne of Agamemnon, the king leading the Greek army to invade Troy.
Archeology
The tragic death of the king was canonized in Sweden
In the final battle, Sweden's King Erik was surrounded by enemies and fell down with dozens of cuts on his body, then beheaded while dying.
Archeology
Stone stele depicts the battle of blood between the son of Hercules and the monster
Archaeologists discovered marble beer with a nude warrior fighting with a soap monster in the village near the Akcay River, Turkey.
Archeology
Discovered the missing island of ancient Greece
Archaeologists believe that the ancient city of Kane was found, the site of a major battle between the forces of Athens and Sparta during the Peloponnesus war.
Archeology
Tragedy after the mass grave in British university
Archaeologists confirm the bones buried in mass graves in northern England belong to Scottish prisoners, including 13-year-old children.
Archeology
New discovery about Bach Dang and Van Don relics
The field of archeological and underwater archeology has made important discoveries, drawing a clearer picture of the Vietnamese naval wars when the Northern invaders po…
Archeology
King Richard III will be buried
The Bishop of Leicester Church said it would hold a ceremonial funeral for King Richard III, with a floating tomb made of Yorkshire limestone.