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Archeology
Will history be turned upside down when a 780,000-year-old alien kitchen is discovered in the Dead Sea?
An international team of scientists working in the northern Dead Sea region claim to have found the earliest signs of cooking.
Space science
Dead Sea replica appears on '9th planet'
Signs of an alien sea 8% more salty than Earth's sea have just been identified by American scientists.
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Close-up of a solitary plant growing in the salt islands of the Dead Sea
The most famous salt island also has a swimming pool and a lone tree planted in the heart of the Dead Sea.
Archeology
Ancient DNA can reveal the mystery of the Dead Sea book
The Dead Sea book is made up of tens of thousands of manuscript pieces made primarily of parchment or animal skin.
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Things you may not know about Jordan
Jordan is an Arab country in the Middle East that extends from the southern part of the Syrian desert to the Gulf of Aqaba.
Archeology
Dead Sea ancient texts reveal 'miracles' that 2,000 years of material did not disintegrate
A scroll of Dead Sea Ancient Literature dated to less than 2,000 years, hidden in caves, written on parchment - a material that should have long since disintegrated - re…
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Decipher the mysterious 'warm snow' of the Dead Sea
A long-standing mystery beneath the Dead Sea is the presence of a strange kind of snow, much warmer than regular snow.
Animal world
The heartbreaking truth behind hundreds of seagulls symbolizing the dead Arctic drifted ashore
This is a phenomenon that rarely occurs in the past, but has frequently appeared in recent years, and tends to be worse in the future.
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10 spectacular destinations are about to disappear on Earth
Many wonderful destinations are threatened by human destruction and climate change, which is in danger of disappearing forever.
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The ancient 'impregnable' fortress was built near the Dead Sea
In the journey to discover Israel, visitors can hardly ignore the Madasa Fortress - one of the World Heritage sites recognized by UNSECO in 2001.
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The culprit made the
The shot from above reveals a unique algae that turns China's salt lake into a 7-color rainbow.
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The Dead Sea is likely to disappear completely
The Dead Sea water level is declining at a rate of about one meter per year which is mainly caused by human activities.
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Soak a Dead Sea shirt for 2 years and stunned the end
That's why no creature can live in the Dead Sea.
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Mysterious body of the giant in a book at the Dead Sea
In a cave near the Dead Sea, archaeologists have discovered more than 900 ancient leather books, among them records of giants.