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The 1,300-year-old twisted skeleton made the archeology confused
The thousand-year-old skeleton excavated in Siberia was named
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The first people came to settle in Australia more than 50,000 years ago
According to the Quarternary Science Review, the first people came to settle in Australia more than 50,000 years ago.
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Discovered the village is longer than the Egyptian pyramid
Scientists discovered an ancient village believed to be the oldest human settlement in North America when excavating remote islands in British Columbia, Canada.
Archeology
Discovering millions of years of amber masses with great value
Recently, a company in Russia has discovered consecutive blocks of amber formed from ancient times with beautiful colors.
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Unearth burnt house ruins, discover 400-year-old baked radish
These radishes are believed to be the ingredients for dinner of Russian soldiers while on their journey to conquer Siberia.
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Detecting exotic seeds located 2,000 years in the tomb
About 100 seeds dating back 2,000 years have been excavated from an ancient tomb in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (China). The seeds are scattered into a semicirc…
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The Roman house of 1,900 years is covered with phallus leaves
Scientists discovered a Roman-era house dating back to nearly 2,000 years in northern Israel with a penis-shaped charm covering the roof.
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The 600-year-old Buddha statue floats on the lake causing fever
A 600-year-old Buddha statue has just been discovered in a lake in Jiangxi Province, East China after the lake receded during the reclamation process.
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Excavating the forgotten kingdom in Scotland
The Rheged Kingdom was one of the civilizations that existed in the Dark Kingdom of England, famous for the first English poems composed from the Middle Ages.
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Roman villa nearly intact after 1,000 years under the park
British scientists discovered traces of three Roman villas almost intact underneath the park in the city center.
Archeology
Prehistoric ruins in volcanic caves in Dak Nong
Recently, scientists have discovered many relics and archaeological relics in volcanic caves of Krong No, Dak Nong - the most beautiful volcanic cave system in Southeast…
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Malaysia discovered the skeleton of the 3-5m tall giant
According to historian Mohd Fuad, he discovered some exposed bones in the cave while searching for new archaeological sites under the authorization of the Malacca State…
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Inside the tomb, the grandson of Chu Nguyen Chuong Emperor
Chinese archaeologists found that the tomb of Chu Yuanzhong emperor contained intact frescoes and artefacts after 530 years.