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Discover the most ancient stone map of the earth
The scientist believes that if the stone is proved to be truly a map, it will be something
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Use a thousand year old artifact to bathe the bird
A man in Alcester (England) fell back when he discovered the bowl he used to make a bird bath for the past decade was actually a bowl dating back to Roman times.
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The USD 4 million masterpiece is located in the British Museum
The painting was found in the Swansea Museum, England, which cost about $ 4 million by Belgian artist Jacob Jordaens.
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Quietly watch priceless artifacts of Celtic civilization
The British Museum opened an exhibition displaying Celtic art treasures such as jewelry or weapons of this civilization.
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Tyrant dinosaurs are granted Dutch passports
With a passport issued by the Dutch authorities, the 6-ton skeleton of the Tyrant Trix dinosaur was transported by airplane across the Atlantic to the new home.
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Sea monsters are in stone coffins for 170 million years
The Scottish National Museum publishes the fossil of a dolphin-like sea monster shaped like a dolphin with a long, sharp-toothed mouth buried in a stone coffin.
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Virtual reality comes from ancient times in Rome
The best virtual reality experience is probably in a BC-built cellar at Prima Porta on the outskirts of Rome.
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Successfully recreate the world's oldest beer from the wreck
Scientists in Australia have successfully brewed an 18th-century beer after sampling yeast from a beer bottle left over a wrecked merchant ship.
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Detecting Viking gold treasure with metal detector
A group of amateur archaeologists unearthed the largest gold treasure of the ancient Vikings in Denmark.
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Successful restoration of the Egyptian princess mummy
Recently, the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai (India) successfully restored a 4,500-year-old mummy.
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Long-necked sea monsters dominate the Jurassic ocean
British scientists found a 165-million-year-old fossil skeleton of an animal in the Jurassic family of the plesiosaur, which is huge in size and many features never seen…
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For the first time the treasure of submerged Egyptian artifacts is
These antiquities once belonged to a bustling city of ancient Egyptian civilization, likened to a legendary Atlantis city ...
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Jewelry of Vietnamese people 2,500 years ago
The anklet, wrist ring, earrings or rings made from many materials of the ancient Vietnamese people of Dong Son culture 2500-2000 years ago were first displayed in Nghe…
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Treasure hidden at the bottom of the cup for more than 70 years
Gold rings and necklaces were carefully wrapped with canvas before hiding under the false bottom of a cup in the largest concentration camp in Nazi Germany.