The mysterious screen about the burial place of Genghis Khan
The burial place of Genghis Khan has long been a controversial topic. According to the history books, the founder of the Mongolian empire asked to be buried in an anonym…
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The burial place of Genghis Khan has long been a controversial topic. According to the history books, the founder of the Mongolian empire asked to be buried in an anonym…
Archaeologists discovered traces of an ancient palace that acted as a summer retreat by the king of Newsweek, the king, yesterday.
History shows that Qin Shihuang prepared his death very carefully.
More than 8,000 real-life terracotta warriors were discovered in the tomb of Emperor Qin Shihuang in Xi'an, China, in 1974.
Recent archaeologists recently discovered in the tomb of Qin Shihuang there are thousands of animals of different species that were buried with him.
The tomb of Sui De, one of the most famous emperors in Chinese history, was discovered on Sunday, April 14 at a construction site in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province.
The nearly 2,000-year-old summer castle of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius left many traces on the mountains of Turkey.
The exquisite gold ring with carved ivory face was found 200 years ago by the family Caroline du Colombier after Napoleon Bonaparte gave it to her.
The Chinese team identified the unearthed bamboo card numbers from the Liu Xia tomb
An 18th century King Qianlong (China) publication has just been successfully auctioned at a price
American archaeologists are buzzing before a mysterious Roman tombstone has just been discovered in the most unexpected place: Westchester County, New York - one of Amer…
Chinese archaeologists found that the tomb of Chu Yuanzhong emperor contained intact frescoes and artefacts after 530 years.
The owner is extremely surprised when the 13 USD flowerpot bought in flea market is the precious antiquity of Qianlong period with the real value of 6,000 times.
Scientists have discovered many characters describing ships preparing to go to sea, the Mirror reported.
The 200-year-old hat holder of the Qing emperor was turned into a decorative light for 50 years by a British couple without knowing its true value.