Archeology
Qin Shihuang's mysteries of pearls
Created from the jewel of Qin Shihuang, the pearl of the national tradition of Qin Shihuang is the treasure that the kings of the future would like to capture.
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The Greeks built an army to guard the tomb of Qin Shihuang
Archaeologists concluded that the terracotta army guarding the tomb of Emperor Qin Shihuang could be manipulated under the direction of a Greek sculptor.
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Horrifying revelations about the Eastern Roman Empire
Like many other civilizations, the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) took place many murdered emperors. Even, some princes died in extreme pain.
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First time finding ancient Roman coins in Japan
On September 28, Japanese archaeologists said they first found ancient Roman coins in the ancient castle ruins on the southern island of Okinawa.
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Rare gold coin engraved with Roman emperor
American archaeologists found a gold coin engraved with a Roman emperor beneath the ruins of a noble mansion in Jerusalem.
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Successful restoration of the 1400-year-old crown of the Empress Queen
The 1,400-year-old crown of Tieu Hoang, the wife of the King of the Emperor, was successfully restored after being found in 2012.
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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.
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Artists build terracotta army Qin Shihuang used to eat dog meat
The famous terracotta army in the tomb of Emperor Qin Shihuang was created by workers and artisans specializing in dog meat.
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The 'missing' section of the Great Wall has been revealed after four decades
Thanks to drought, the rampart wall of Panjiakou Lake has emerged to allow visitors to visit from above instead of diving.
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Discover treasure 600 kg of coins in Spanish park
Huge treasures of copper and silver coins up to 600 kg dating back to the end of the 4th century are found at a park in Spain.
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Villas more than 1,500 years old may belong to the Roman emperor
The largest Roman villa complex in the UK, after more than 1,500 years, was found on a farmhouse after workers discovered mosaic tiles preserved well.
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Gold coins 2,000 years of casting the Roman emperor was deified
A climber found a rare gold coin cast in the shape of the Roman emperor Augustus dating back nearly 2,000 years, just like the version on display at the British Museum i…
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Determine the owner of ancient Han dynasty thanks to jade
After years of research, Chinese archaeologists have identified the Han Han tomb owner in Nanchang as Liu Xia, the ninth emperor of the Han Dynasty.
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Ruins of Qin Shihuang Palace surfaced on the beach
The seaside palace of Qin Shihuang, the first emperor in China, rose up off the coast of Tuy Trung and Liaoning districts.