Archeology
40 pounds of gold scattered around the coffin of Han's nephew Wu Wu
Although the newly excavated class outside the coffin of Han's Emperor's nephew, archaeologists have collected hundreds of gold sculptures with a weight of nearly 40kg.
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Discovered the longest emperor's reign of the emperor
Certain historians of ruins near Szigetvar, Hungary, are the resting place of the eminent king who ruled the Turkish empire in the 16th century.
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Treasure more than 4,000 Roman coins in cherry garden
A Swiss farmer saw the glittering light from the mound in the cherry garden and suddenly spotted 4,166 Roman and bronze coins.
Archeology
Treasure coins worth tens of millions of dollars in Wales
The treasure consists of 91 silver coins from the Roman era, dating back over 2,000 years, found on a Wales field worth tens of millions of dollars.
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Discovered the ancient Roman arena with a capacity of 10,000 people
Italian archaeologists discovered the remains of an ancient arena dating back thousands of years in Tuscany.
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The mystery of Egypt's most famous pharaoh's mother
Many Egyptians believe that Emperor Tutankhamun was the result of a close marriage between two siblings, but others insisted that he was the son of a cousin.
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Detecting the precious weapon of Qin Shihuang
The historical record notes that the Qin and Chinese people invented the inter-continental bow. The anecdote also said that the tomb of Qin Shi Huang installed automatic…
Archeology
Find the big penguin record
The giant penguin that lived 40 million years ago is about the size of the emperor penguin, with a height of about 2m from the foot to the nose.
Archeology
Ancient tombs are full of Chinese emperor's treasures
The newly discovered 2,100-year-old tomb of Emperor Liu Fei in Jiangsu Province, with various burial and gold items, shows the lavish life of ancient emperors.
Archeology
Ostia ancient Roman port was bigger than the holy land of Pompeii
The ancient Roman port of Ostia was built on the mouth of the river Tiber, it was built into a giant complex under Emperor Claudius and named Portus-meaning port.
Archeology
New theory about terracotta army Qin Shihuang
Archaeologists who study sculpture in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang have come up with an unexpected hypothesis concerning Greek art.
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Detecting Qin Shihuang's armor of terracotta warriors
Mausoleum 'Qin Shihuang' is considered to be the largest tomb in the world, and is also one of the most peculiar mausoleum structures in human history.
Archeology
Find the ancient Roman statue at the underwater palace
On November 7, Italian archaeologists said they had found a step of ancient marble Roman statues in an underwater imperial palace near the Bay of Naples.
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Discovered a nearly 1,400-year-old tomb of the Chinese emperor
Recent archaeologists have verified that the tomb area discovered not long ago was the burial place of a Chinese emperor, China.
Archeology
Discovering the old city with a 2,000-year-old penile image?
The two-year-old 2,000-year-old carved figure found on a Roman wall revealed the birth of an ancient northern Italian city.