Archeology
Relic on Kim Lien - O Cho Dua street of Ly life
After opening 3 exploration holes with 100 m2 on Kim Lien-O Cho Dua new street (Hanoi), the Institute of Archeology confirms that this is the area of Ly dynasty monarc…
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Discovered the grave of dentists in ancient Egypt
The dentists working in court during ancient Egypt were considered highly respected characters. After their death, they were honored by the court. Evidence is the discov…
Archeology
Two cities buried under the sea
The two cities were Heraklion and Canopus, established by Pharaohs, then ruled by Greek kings and Roman emperors. These are prosperous trading centers and religions of E…
Archeology
Uncover the secret of the Valley of the Kings
Hoping to find a royal mummy in the Valley of the Kings rises this week when a small gilded sarcophagus is revealed in the mysterious room called KV63.
Archeology
The discovery of 'precious' by King Tutankhamun
Tutankhamun's famous pharaoh's genitals were discovered after several missing decades. This event could help the king to excel in the world of mummified men.
Archeology
The sun temple shines in Cairo
Archaeologists have discovered a solar temple with giant statues believed to be by Ramses II, located beneath a bustling market in Cairo, Egypt. This is the largest sun…
Archeology
Revealed intact tomb in Egypt
American researchers have found a relic that could be an intact catacomb in the Valley of the Kings - the first of its kind found here since the discovery of Tutankhamun…
Archeology
Discovered the precious Buddha statue in India
Archaeologists in southern India have unearthed two 10th-century Buddha statues with inscriptions of a Buddhist king's visit from Southeast Asia. Rare and precious works…
Archeology
The ancient wall honors Alexander the Great
Greek archaeologists unearthed the ancient Macedonian city at the foot of Mount Olympus discovered a 2,600 m long wall with a structure inspired by Alexander's great vic…
Archeology
Traces of the horrific massacre of Maya
A millennium has passed, but the bloody massacre of Maya still left a creepy feeling: a king and queen of Cancuen dynasty, more than 30 nobles and pregnant women were at…
Archeology
King Tut likes to drink red wine
Tutankhamen's favorite drink is red wine. The results of the analysis of the remaining wine residues in the emperor's grave showed that.
Archeology
Egypt hopes to find the mystery of King Tutankhamun's death
Egypt intends to take the X-ray of the mummy Pharaoh Tutankhamun in the hope of discovering the cause of the king's death. Pharaoh Tutankhamun ruled Egypt 3,000 years ag…
Archeology
Discover the best preserved mummy of the Egyptian dynasty
Australian archaeologists discovered three coffins and a specially preserved, well-preserved mummy dating back to 4,200 years in an ancient tomb when they moved two stat…
Space science
9th planet: 1 year long with 20,000 years Earth?
Since Pluto is no longer considered a planet, scientists agree that our Solar System has 8 planets.