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Discover the first plane on Antarctica
Right on the first day of New Year 2010, Australian explorers discovered the body of the first aircraft brought to Antarctica.
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Jars of field - the most dangerous archaeological site in the world
Canh Dong Chum, Xieng Khouang province (Laos) is one of the places suffering from many fierce American bombs in the war.
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Civilized excavations were
Scientists have recently discovered hundreds of geometric blocks deep underground in the Amazon region, believed to be owned by an unknown ancient civilization.
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Ha Long culture may have spread abroad
Scientists of Vietnam Institute of Archeology have discovered a vestige of Ha Long culture in Co To Island (Quang Ninh).
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Discovered a large tomb in ancient cemetery in Egypt
The Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Egyptian Antiquities said that Egyptian archaeologists found a large tomb in the ancient graveyard at Saqqara.
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Successfully decode the oldest Hebrew manuscript
Expert Gershon Galil of Haifa University successfully deciphered the 3,000-year-old manuscript discovered 18 months ago.
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Makeup like Queen Cleopatra is good for the eyes
The eyesight proof study like the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra is not merely beautiful but also good for health.
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Pyramid not built by slaves?
Archaeologists have found evidence to support the notion that freelance workers have built pyramids in Egypt, not slaves as many believe.
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Research evolved through teeth 30,000 years ago
Children's teeth that once lived 30,000 years ago were a very important part that scientists collected during a survey in the Abrigo region by Lagar Velho, Portugal in 1…
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China is the center of the world in ancient maps
A world map over 400 years old, with China at the center, has just been displayed at the Library of Congress.
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Cao Cao's tomb was confirmed to be true
Chinese Institute of Archeology leaders affirmed that the ancient tomb excavated in Henan Province last month was Cao Cao's resting place, the famous reign of the Dong H…
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Fossil wood trees in Gia Lai largest in Vietnam?
Dong Xanh Park, Pleiku City, Gia Lai Province displays a fossil tree with the introduction of
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Find coins, be treasure
David Booth, the British, found four gold necklaces buried 15 cm below the ground using an ancient metal detector.
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Discovery of prehistoric spider nets
This is the oldest spider web in the world discovered, scientists determined its date about 140 million years ago.
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Detecting Jurassic dinosaur bones
The skeleton of a new dinosaur, appearing on Earth about 195 million years ago, has just been discovered in South Africa.