Archeology
The legendary city rises from the deep grave
Scientists have recreated a three-dimensional map of a city that is legendary to match Atlantis in the ancient Mediterranean legend.
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Archeology
Little is known about Cleopatra's queens
An Egyptian researcher, the Italian has recently rediscovered a sculpture of twin twins of Cleopatra VII and his lover Mark Antony at a museum in Cairo. The forgotten st…
Archeology
Cleopatra may die of drugs
The famous Egyptian Cleopatra probably lost her life by a mixture of drugs, not the snake snake's bite.
Archeology
Excavation of Cleopatra's property under the ocean
The new international team discovered invaluable artifacts decorating underwater palaces and temples, belonging to the Egyptian queen Cleopatra.
Archeology
Makeup like Queen Cleopatra is good for the eyes
The eyesight proof study like the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra is not merely beautiful but also good for health.
Archeology
Found skull Queen Cleopatra
Egyptian archaeologists claim to have found a skull suspected of Cleopatra's ancient talent.
Archeology
Queen Cleopatra is 'African-American'
The legendary beauty woman in Egyptian history who once made the ancient world island was not the descendant of the Greeks, but originally from the black continent.
Archeology
Discovered the remains of Queen Cleopatra
Archaeologists believe they have found the remains of Queen Cleopatra's sister, who was murdered more than 2,000 years ago by her sister's orders.
Archeology
Discovered the statue of Queen Cleopatra
A statue of Cleopatra's head made of alabaster and a mask believed to be of her lover - Mark Antony was found near the ancient city of Alexandria in Egypt.
Archeology
Cleopatra is an ugly person
Films and literary works are all over Cleopatra's beautiful praise, who is considered a measure of beauty. But an ancient coin showed that the Egyptian queen had a beake…
Archeology
Cleopatra and mysterious hairstyles
According to Diana Kleiner, author of the newly published book Cleopatra and Rome, the statues, other coins and illustrations of the queen show Cleopatra (69-30 BC) had…
Archeology
Cleopatra - scientist or witch?
A new series of medieval Arabic texts has revealed the Egyptian queen Cleopatra VII is a talented mathematician, chemist and philosopher, author of many scientific books…
History
The fate of the children of Queen Cleopatra
After the Egyptian queen Cleopatra committed suicide, her children had to leave their wealthy lives and soon be separated.
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The most extraordinary children in the world
3-year-old earns 1,000 euros a song, 2 years old can open his own gallery, 15 years old to get a doctor's degree in Physics ... who can do more than them?
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Summarize the news 'hot' week 4 August
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