Heroic grave digging for skulls for children
People dug up dead people, took their heads for a long time to see their children, then took the skull of the dead to participate in the festival.
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People dug up dead people, took their heads for a long time to see their children, then took the skull of the dead to participate in the festival.
Prohibiting the bride and groom to bathe, go to the toilet and not leave the house within 72 hours is one of the most lavish customs in the world.
The scarcity of living water has led many men in western India to take more wives to get water for their family's needs.
As world famous rivers, they have a source of modesty that is hard to believe.
Noiva by Noe by Cordeiro, the city without Longyearbyen cemetery, polygon village ... is the most exotic land in the world.
India, though developing the AWACS early warning and control system, is a country with the most modern military weapons system in the world.
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Life still happens miracles and contains endless surprises. Here are 5 incredible and incredible abilities of babies around the world.
Scientists from an Australian university believe they know the location MH370 falls on the sea and believe that the aircraft compartment sinks intact.
Floating garbage in the Indian Ocean circulation is making it difficult for Malaysia Airlines' efforts to track down missing MH370 aircraft, as search teams mistakenly i…
The bear is known as a fierce animal with tremendous power from his giant claws. However, their attraction to people is still great.
Research by a group of geologists at the National Institute of Geophysical Research in India suggests that it may have hidden a huge natural diamond mine that has been m…
India lost about 20% of the language in five decades, according to a new survey by the Bhasha Research and Printing Center.
This 500-year-old mummy is the Zen master Sangha Tenzin. This is one of the artifacts found by scientists in Key Gompa monastery (or Ki, Kye, Kee) in the Spiti valley, l…