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Dao Tu relic in Son Tay province is the capital of the time of King Nghieu - the earliest dynasty of China in the beginning.
According to a reporter from Timor Leste, this small Southeast Asian country has a remarkable archaeological discovery when it found a fairly intact Dong Son drum.
German scientists found a 7,000-year-old mass grave containing at least 26 adult and child skeletons with a broken skull and broken femur, evidence of a massacre at the…
Chinese experts discovered the skeleton in an archaeological area, with the mother's posture protecting and protecting the child when the earthquake struck.
Scientists believe that ancient Greeks believed dead bodies could raise graves to live and harm living people, based on the incredible burial in the grave excavations in…
Natural sea pearls excavated in an Australian archaeological site in 2011 dating back 2,000 years.
After nearly a month of excavation of Truong Cuu mound (An Nhon town), Binh Dinh Museum discovered traces of at least 4 800-year-old ceramic kilns in Champa culture.
In 2014, experts from East Asia University (Japan) together with officials of the National Museum of History cooperated to study the ancient city of Luy Lau (Thanh Khuon…
Archaeologists have discovered this form of ramparts formed earlier than Co Loa citadel of Dong Son residents' cultural age.
The Greek Ministry of Culture said archaeologists in the country have found a skeleton, in a limestone sarcophagus of the third room in the mysterious tomb located in Am…
Artifacts dating back to about 2,500 years were discovered in Laos, during the process of war bombs and mines.
Archaeologists have discovered a warehouse of ancient artifacts ranging from golden earrings, elaborate ceramic ornaments in the Thrace tomb area in Sveshtari, Bulgaria.
The large picture shows a man driving a new carriage discovered from the largest ancient tomb ever found in Greece, located in Amphipolis, northern Macedonia.