The 'unsub' killed the grave robbers
There is an old saying 'Retribution', so are grave robbers really their own lives of unscrupulous actions?
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There is an old saying 'Retribution', so are grave robbers really their own lives of unscrupulous actions?
DNA analysis from a 5,700-year-old grave has discovered the world's oldest family tree, shedding light on the crucial role family and lineage played in Britain's early f…
Scientists have found 77 species of anomalous creatures in the depths of Antarctica's Ekström ice shelf, which is thought to be dead land.
The grave is fitted with a TV screen so that descendants who visit the grave can watch videos of the deceased.
Scientists were surprised when they discovered the remains of a dolphin in a grave buried deep underground.
The phenomena that frighten the grave robbers are two of the principles of their lifelong practice. What is that?
The female mummy's grave shows clear signs of vandalism by grave robbers, and may have had some artefacts removed, but the golden tongue remains intact.
Experts excavating the tomb believed to belong to Cao Cao have found a strange weapon, which has been lost for thousands of years.
An ancient Scythian warrior in Russia was found among the ancient tomb elaborately built of oak, among the burial items of gold, bone, ceramic, metal ...
Archaeologists recently discovered a mass grave in Trujillo province (Peru), which contains the remains of about 25 people, mainly women and children, surrounded by weav…
As we all know, the ancient tombs were built very solidly and contain many different dangers.
This stone is said to be the source of alchemy in legend and is the quintessence of the supreme gods.
In the middle of Yeni Mahalle Hamzaoğlu street is a tomb whose origin is unknown.
Since the excavation, the origin of hundreds of mummies buried in boats in the harshest desert in Xinjiang has remained a mystery that has baffled researchers.
An obsessive fascination with the body of a great doctor led directly to the development of grave theft into a popular 'industry' in England in the 1700s.