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Whiskey - potential biofuel for cars
Celtic Renewables used fermentation to convert whiskey by-products into biochemicals that could replace gasoline and diesel.
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Archeology
The intact 2,000-year-old man's mummy reveals a creepy sacrifice
The man's body was discovered in a peat pool at Lindow Moss near Wilmslow, Cheshire, England.
Archeology
A warrior's grave sits on a 2,000-year-old horse-drawn carriage
Iron Age warriors were placed in the wagon and buried with two horses pulling as they were about to rush out of the tomb.
Archeology
The 2,200-year remains of the woman in the tree 'coffin'
Both the strange and solemn coffin of Celtic women 2,200 years ago attracted the attention of archaeologists.
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Learn about Halloween festivals
Halloweem feast comes from a ritual in Western countries, on October 31 every year, just the night before the feast of the Southern Ladies.
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Tzfat - The weirdest and most mysterious place in the world
40 years ago, Daniel Flatauer went to Tzfat (Israel) a few days to visit, before going to Japan to search for paranormal things but he never left.
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Listening to music helps lower blood pressure
People with high blood pressure hearing Indian classical music, Celtic or raga music within 30 minutes a day, will have significant blood pressure drop.
Archeology
The treasure of 2600 years reveals secrets in Celtic princess graves
Characteristics of gold ornaments found in graves show that the child remains buried next to the woman is the daughter of Celtic princess.
Archeology
10 huge treasures were found thrilling, with treasures of nearly 250,000 billion
In childhood, almost all of us used to seek treasure. The thrilling details of the process of finding treasures often appear in the dreams of children.
Archeology
Quietly watch priceless artifacts of Celtic civilization
The British Museum opened an exhibition displaying Celtic art treasures such as jewelry or weapons of this civilization.
Archeology
Horse cars, antiques in the tomb of 2,500 years of the prince in France
Archaeologists discovered the tomb of an ancient Celtic prince in Lavau, Aube province, north of France. In the picture is the aerial shooting scene in the photo publish…
Archeology
5 terrifying archaeological discoveries related to human sacrifices
The sacrifice of human beings is always the terrifying obscurity of human history. The following archaeological findings show barbarism beyond what we can imagine about…
Archeology
France proceeded to excavate the site from the Iron Age
French archaeologists excavated the cemetery from the Iron Age in a swamp between the highway and the bend of the Seine in southeastern Paris (France).
Archeology
Excavation of the largest gold and ancient silver vault
Two British metal detectors unearthed the largest Iron Age silver and gold coin store in Europe. After more than 30 years of persistent search, two metal detectors Reg M…
Archeology
Ancient languages reveal Celtic origins
Although the Roman conquest caused Gaulish language to disappear 2,000 years ago, some of the remaining Gaulish / Latin bilingual editions still allow scholars to trace…