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Louvre Museum is free to visit online
The Louvre Museum - which displays the world famous artwork, the Mona Lisa, has officially announced the free online tour through the museum's website at a time when the…
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Archeology
Discovered 1,800-year-old horse brooches
Rare specimens from ancient Rome were found by an amateur archaeologist in a field in Lincolnshire County, England.
Archeology
Discover treasure of 6 million USD
The couple Adam Staples and Lisa Grace found 2,571 coins dating back 1,000 years to a farm in northeastern Somerset county in January.
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Materials to help the ancient people transport tons of stone built Stonehenge
Ancient builders can take lard to lubricate wooden cars, then use this type of vehicle to put huge blocks of stone into place.
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4 giant 'treasures' of Leonardo Da Vinci: The solution after 500 hundred years
Leonardo da Vinci was identified as one of the greatest omnipotent geniuses in human history.
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Strange secret hidden behind 7 'haunted' paintings
Have you ever felt suffocated and overwhelmed by the beautiful pictures? Besides, mysterious and strange stories also make them more famous.
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Why did Mona Lisa become the most famous painting in the world?
The portrait of Mona Lisa hangs in the Louvre, protected by bulletproof glass and attracts thousands of visitors every day.
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Seeing strange manholes in the yard, crawling down to discover the majestic secret
The secret Lisa just discovered is not just a regular bomb shelter.
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8 sculptural masterpieces that contain little-known secrets
Each sculpture masterpiece contains hidden secrets. A true masterpiece always proves its appeal.
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Why do ancient people taking portraits always cold and serious?
All the old photographs often have a common feature: the character in the picture never laughs and instead looks cold and serious.
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Strange customs of 'living with the dead' in Indonesia
Most of us don't like to think or talk about death, but to the people of Toraja, in Sulawesi, Indonesia, the dead are a continuous part of everyday life.
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Mona Lisa has syphilis?
Lisa del Giocondo, model in Leonardo di Vinci's Mona Lisa painting, is believed to have bought snail mucus, a water used to cure sexually transmitted infections at the t…
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Decode the Mona Lisa smile with photo technology
British digital artist restores classic-style portraits
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90% of the world's population do not know the mysteries in these famous works
The Bright Side page has compiled a list of the 10 most interesting buildings in the world, you will surely be amazed at them.
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How was the picture theft Mona Lisa decoded?
On August 21, 1911, Leonardo Da Vinci's famous Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre in Paris, France by the thief Vincenzo Perugia, a former museum employee. The theft h…