Archeology
Discovered an ancient arrow 2,000 years ago of the Romans in Israel
The arrow was shot from a Roman catapult during their encirclement of Israel's ancient city of Yodfat in 67 AD.
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Archeology
Family owners discovered treasure when moving house
The porcelain bowl that was forgotten on the shelf turned out to be a 300-year-old antiquity, brought to the British owner $ 267,000.
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The mystery of the rings of supreme rings was used by the emperors in the Palace
If you are a follower of an ancient movie, you will probably see the king's rings wearing thumbs sometimes. And wondering whether each ring contains a legend and its own…
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Why is 7 days a week?
7 is the mystical number, originating from the moon's cycle applied from the time of Constantine the Great.
Animal world
Surprised fish are similar to humans
Rejecting ideas that only humans can express their emotions, many scientists have proven that animals are not emotionless and that they are similar in emotions to us.
Archeology
Why not break the wall between terracotta warriors in Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang?
In the tomb of Tan Thuy Hoang, among the terracotta statues, there are always high earth walls in order. So why do archaeologists not break or excavate those walls?
Animal world
Emperor penguins are also about to become extinct
The second largest population of emperor penguins is gradually disappearing after three consecutive years of not raising any penguins.
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Why did the Qing emperor all die in winter?
Qing Dynasty is the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history. From the moment the Qing troops entered, all had 11 emperors, the reign period was 268 years.
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Discover the mysterious room inside the underground palace of Roman tyrants
Archaeologists have recently discovered the discovery of a hidden room in the underground palace of the Roman Emperor tycoon Nero.
Scientific works
Decoding the thousand-year construction of Qin Shihuang shocked the world
The work was ordered by Tan Thuy Hoang to build more than 2,000 years ago, making the posterity surprising because it was completed in a very short time and the value wa…
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Mysterious treasure of the Japanese Royal: The most awaited thing in the moment of historical transfer
The Japanese royal family has a treasure that the people or even the emperors have never seen.
Animal world
Thousands of emperor penguins in Antarctica disappeared after a night
Thousands of young penguins drowned when the typhoon caused a massive collapse of the Antarctic ice sheet, leading to the disappearance of the world's second largest pen…
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4 periods of heavenly action in the Forbidden City
Forbidden City - The Palace has always been strictly guarded and thought to be inviolable, but over 500 years of existence there have been many heavenly projects in the…
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Interesting facts about the Great Wall
Many people have heard of the Great Wall, the longest artificial work in the world, but there are interesting facts that not everyone knows.
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Decode the largest naval battle in the history of the ancient world
In 480 BC, Persian Emperor Xerxes deployed more than 1,200 warships and about 300,000 troops to attack Greece at Salamis Bay.