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Masterpiece of painting with mummified mummies
Eugene Delacroix's painting can use crushed powder from mummies to paint the picture
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The poisonous medieval cosmetics of the Middle Ages
Lead and arsenic are extremely toxic substances but are popularly used by women for beauty in ancient times.
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The meaning hides in the four Renaissance masterpieces that every noble is knowledgeable about
These are the works of life, the pioneering of the transformation of European painting in the 16th century.
Archeology
Tyrant dinosaurs are granted Dutch passports
With a passport issued by the Dutch authorities, the 6-ton skeleton of the Tyrant Trix dinosaur was transported by airplane across the Atlantic to the new home.
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Revealing the mysterious costume of Otzi people 5300 years ago
Everything related to Otzi people from clothes to tattoos on people or the reason for death is still a hypothesis.
Archeology
The Battle of the Red Dragon helped the Chinese emperor Xia Wu to the throne
The cataclysm led to the birth of the first clique of feudal dynasties in China as one of the largest floods in the world in the last 10,000 years.
Archeology
Is it true that China found America before Columbus?
In 1405 during the Ming dynasty, a Chinese eunuch of the Muslim ethnic group named Zheng He made the first of seven trips from western China through the Indian Ocean.
Archeology
Virtual reality comes from ancient times in Rome
The best virtual reality experience is probably in a BC-built cellar at Prima Porta on the outskirts of Rome.
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1500 year old Bible written in ink from urine
Rehabilitation experts in Italy discovered purple dyes to create one of the oldest New Testament writings made from lichen combined with fermented urine.
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Discovered 2 new dinosaurs that hurt archaeologists
With these strange features, this new dinosaur makes archaeologists wonder about the use of that surplus.
Archeology
6000 year old grave is the first telescope in the world?
The tombs from prehistoric times in Europe can be built for many purposes, not just the resting place of souls from many millennia ago.
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Successful restoration of the Egyptian princess mummy
Recently, the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai (India) successfully restored a 4,500-year-old mummy.
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Solemnly for birds that are extinct by humans
Dodo - a bird that has been extinguished by humans to extinction - has always been assigned a nickname
Archeology
Discovered dinosaur footprint 150 million years
The footprints of Eubrontes Gleneronsensis Theropod carnivores that lived 150 million years ago have been found in India's Thaiyat, Jaisalmer region.