Archeology
A 3,000-year-old secret buried in an ancient bronze sword
A 3,000-year-old sword from the first Bronze Age excavated in the Czech Republic is hailed as a major discovery because it hides many secrets of history.
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Archeology
Discovering a gold-plated sword in a tomb of the ancient warrior
The team of scientists found the weapon and jewelry in the 2,600-year-old tomb of a young warrior.
Oceanography
Planting seaweed into a forest under the ocean can combat climate change
Scientists believe that seaweed culture, then releasing mature trees to the ocean floor, could be an effective way to combat global warming.
Archeology
Discover the ancient city dating back to 5,000 years in Israel
On October 6, the Israeli Antiquities Department announced that archaeologists in Israel had discovered a large city dating back 5,000 years along with temples and forti…
Archeology
Breaking into the world's most famous 1500 billion-worth house of antiquities
This is the most unique and special 'ceramic house' in the world because it is paved with mostly antiques with an estimated value of up to 1500 billion VND, but more imp…
1001 mystery
The 'superstructure' of the mysterious Tripolye culture was unearthed in Ukraine
Magnetic anomalies in the soil at a site called Maidanetske caught the researchers' attention and eventually decided to excavate.
Archeology
Children's remains are placed on top of a volcano to withstand lightning strikes
The Incas once brought the bodies of sacrificed children to the volcano with the idea that being struck by lightning meant that the gods were satisfied.
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The construction of a 'mechanical lion' by Leonardo da Vinci
The Italian Institute of Culture yesterday began displaying seven machine-building lions based on a 500-year-old manuscript by artist Leonardo da Vinci.
Archeology
Ancient people recycled tools 500,000 years ago
The study area is believed to be home to the ancient Homo erectus and the Acheulian Stone Age culture. This culture is popular in Africa, Europe and Asia.
Science invention
How was mathematics invented?
All of us born have been able to understand the math. Animals also have the ability to understand mathematical operations to some extent.
Environment
Discover the world's largest island President Trump wants America to buy
Greenland was given autonomy by Denmark in 1979, and the island's autonomy became larger after the 2008 referendum.
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Interesting stories about the lucky number 7 of Japanese people
Like other Eastern countries, Japanese people consider the number 7 as the number that brings lots of luck and happiness.
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Strangely, the husband-wife land is allowed to have sex with his wife's sister
In the Hidatsa Tribe, North Dakota, USA, when the woman is at the end of her pregnancy, her husband is allowed to have sex with his wife's sister or sister.
Archeology
The mysterious town in the Bible Ziklag is suddenly discovered
Ruins of Ziklag, the famous town of King David's sanctuary in the Bible, was finally discovered by a group of archaeologists in Israel.
Archeology
Shocking the 'bird' remains in 5,000 year old tombs
New experts announce the remarkable discovery of the 5,000-year-old ancient tomb in Siberia.