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The tragic death of the king was canonized in Sweden
In the final battle, Sweden's King Erik was surrounded by enemies and fell down with dozens of cuts on his body, then beheaded while dying.
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The oldest detection of human DNA can rewrite human evolutionary history
Scientists are studying the DNA patterns of skeletons dating back to about 430,000 years and it is likely that we must re-examine human evolution with this discovery.
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Mysteriously around the lost heart of pharaoh Tutankhamun
Nearly 100 years after excavating the grave, scientists have yet to find the lost heart of Pharaoh Tutankhamun and the reason why it disappeared without a trace.
Archeology
Discover new dinosaurs that are thirstier than bloody tyrants
People assume that tyrannical dinosaurs are the most terrible and fierce predators of prehistoric times. But recently, fossilized archaeologists of a new dinosaur, thoug…
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The skull of William Shakespeare may be stolen
Archaeologists say it is likely that grave robbers stole the skull of the great English writer, William Shakespeare.
Archeology
The truth about the curse of Egyptian mummies
Leading experts in Egypt study affirmed that mummies pouring out anger on intruders of eternal rest is much of the product of fantasy in Hollywood movies.
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Gold pendant shaped the oldest Jesus in Denmark
Small gold pendant imitating a man with wide arms - God image on the cross - is the oldest cross symbol in Denmark.
Archeology
The evolution of humanity will make wisdom teeth disappear
Through a mathematical formula, Finnish scientists have explained the development of human teeth and they also predict that our wisdom teeth will eventually disappear du…
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The most frightening prehistoric monster mystery
This underwater reptile possesses a huge skull and body length of up to 15.24m. Their bait is 4 times stronger than the T-rex tyrant dinosaur.
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Nanny Maia may be the sister of Pharaoh Tutankhamun
Archaeologists believe Maia, the nanny of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, could be his sister.
Archeology
The tomb of the Queen of Egypt may reveal many secrets
So far, the life and resting place of the Egyptian queen Nefertiti is still in secret, urging archaeologists to explore.
Archeology
Discovering many valuable archeological artifacts at the ancient Vietnamese 'city'
Luy Lau relic is the domination of Giao Chi district in Han Dynasty. From about 2000 years ago, this place was a political, economic and cultural center of Linh Nam area…
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Discovering 2,000-year-old Dong Son bronze drum in Timor Leste
According to a reporter from Timor Leste, this small Southeast Asian country has a remarkable archaeological discovery when it found a fairly intact Dong Son drum.
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Discovered the 6,300-year-old 'eco-house' near Stonehenge
British archaeologists have discovered an ancient house near Stonehenge, with an older date than this symbolic work for more than 1,000 years.
Archeology
Valley of Egyptian kings
Located on the east bank of the Nile, the king valley is the resting place of many of the most famous pharaohs in Egyptian history.