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Archaeologists discovered the ancestral skeleton of a turtle
Scientists have found in southern China the skeleton of an unusual reptile, allowing to learn about the first turtle on Earth.
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The pyramid pyramid is located between the ancient Chinese city
Archaeologists unearthed the 4,300-year-old ancient city with a ladder pyramid at least 70 meters high and a 24-hectare bottom in Shaanxi, China.
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The octagonal tomb of the Chinese couple 700 years ago
Archaeologists in Yangquan, China, discovered the octagonal tomb with a mural covered with frescoes dating back 700 years, when descendants of Genghis Khan ruled China.
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France: Clean the attic, discover treasures of over ten billion dong
A French family has discovered objects that everyone wants to find when cleaning the loft: priceless Chinese art work.
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Found 16,000-year-old human skull nearly intact
Chinese archaeologists found a skull fossil dating back about 16,000 years and almost intact in Long An district, Guangxi province.
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Thanh's ceramic bowl was expected to break the auction record
An extremely rare ceramic bowl from Qing Dynasty, China (1644-1912), Sotheby's famous auction house, was displayed in Hong Kong on March 1.
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Sitting in a potato cellar, the old farmer discovers a huge treasure
The story of Indiana Jones' adventures around the world in search of secret treasures has stimulated the imagination and curiosity of readers.
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The skull found in China can rewrite human history
According to Independent, most anthropologists think that humans originated in Africa, about 200,000 years ago.
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Mysterious 5.6 tons of ancient coins buried under Chinese villages
Experts try to understand why hundreds of thousands of coins were buried underground.
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Chinese aristocrat remains intact after 1,000 years
The coffins and bodies were excavated in Zhizhu village in An Hoa district, Hunan province, China. The man was allowed to die under the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) or Qing…
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The Chinese bamboo rod is the oldest decimal calculator
On April 23, the Guinness Book of Records recognized a set of Chinese bamboo sticks that existed for more than 2,300 years, the world's oldest decimal calculator.
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The tomb of 1,400 years contains a blue monster figure in China
Archaeologists discovered blue frescoes, winged horses and naked wind gods in a 1,400-year-old tomb in China.
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Real grave discovery of Chinese tyrants
The tomb of Sui De, one of the most famous emperors in Chinese history, was discovered on Sunday, April 14 at a construction site in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province.
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The feudal era of Chinese competition
The booklet has hundreds of years of age and records Tu Thu Ngu Ngu Kinh was used by the students of Minh and life of Thanh was used as a contest to be presented in a co…
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Pyramid tomb under the Chinese construction site
The pyramid-shaped tomb was excavated underneath a construction site in Ha Nam, China, attracting the interest of archaeologists.