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Michelangelo's work restored with 'bacteria'
The noun bacteria often conjures up negative feelings. But in reality, not all bacteria are like that.
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Things you didn't know about the statue of David
The statue of David is one of the greatest works of Michelangelo, an Italian Renaissance painting master.
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The job of
Before every day of work, Jon Zawislak bit a little ginger to calm his stomach. His breakfast is also simple and dry, like biscuits, toast.
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Deadly dangers inside the floodwaters after super typhoon Florence
Super Typhoon Florence has come across really a disaster for the people of East America. At the present time, water continues to rise in rivers, causing flooding in many…
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Revealing the true identity of
The truth about the 'Venus' was finally found by the historians after more than 500 years of being buried.
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Top 10 major influential cities in history
The most influential cities in this history are the thriving, influential cultural and artistic centers.
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The question of the legendary 'Gray Man' ghost appeared in super typhoon Florence
According to the oral story of people in the vicinity of South Carolina,
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Mona Lisa's true identity
The secret of the Mona Lisa's identity has always been intriguing. Before the secrets of the Mona Lisa were revealed, there were many assumptions about her true identity…
World Heritage
Historical center of Florence - Italy
Unesco's Organization for Educational and Cultural Sciences has recognized the historic center of Florence, Italy as the World Cultural Heritage in 1982.
Oceanography
The first 'vegetarian' shark in the world
A shark named Florence raised at Birmingham National Marine Life Center (BSLC, UK) became the first 'vegetarian' shark in the world, the Daily Mail reported. The 'shark'…
Archeology
The clue about Mona Lisa's remains
A group of Italian scientists has found the skeleton most likely belongs to Lisa Gherardini, who is believed to be the archetype of the famous Mono Lisa painting.
Archeology
The mystery behind the ritual
According to a new study published at the International Conference on Egypt held in Florence (Italy), the ancient Egyptians before becoming mummies may have lost some te…
Archeology
Use DNA technology to identify Mona Lisa's identity
The DNA samples were taken from the tomb of the del Giocondo family in Santissima Anunziata church in Florence, Central Italy.
Archeology
Discovering a Roman theater with a capacity of 15,000 people
The latest archaeological findings in this archaeological area in the heart of the Tuscany region include a stone-paved walkway with colored painted stones.
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Revealing Mona Lisa's portrait through DNA testing
Italian researchers are taking DNA samples to find the true image of the Mona Lisa.