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Discover the tooth 5 million years of giant killer whale
The 5-million-year-old tooth found on a beach in Australia is the first evidence that giant killer whales once lived outside the United States.
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Discover treasure 600 kg of coins in Spanish park
Huge treasures of copper and silver coins up to 600 kg dating back to the end of the 4th century are found at a park in Spain.
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The royal royal dress after 400 years on the seabed
The collection of gold and silver embroidered clothes found on the bottom of the North Sea belongs to the luxurious wardrobe of a countess under King Charles I in Englan…
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Gold pendant shaped the oldest Jesus in Denmark
Small gold pendant imitating a man with wide arms - God image on the cross - is the oldest cross symbol in Denmark.
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Discover the 3000-year-old fingerprint of ancient Egypt
Researchers at the Cambridge Fitzwilliam Museum in England have found fingerprints dating to 3,000 years old inside the lid of an Egyptian coffin.
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Ancient traps for 150 years still kill mice effectively
A mouse stuck and died in a 150-year-old trap displayed at the museum in England.
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Finding the arsenal of Tsar Ivan the Terrible
Russian scientists found the arsenal from 1547 filled with swords, bows, armor and shields, belonging to Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
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Mummy of the Nile river crocodile 2500 years
The British Museum announced the mummy of thousands of years old was named after the god Sobek - the head god of the crocodile that governed the Nile and was considered…
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The man in the body of women 2000 years ago
Results of an analysis of the skeleton skeleton of a Roman woman who lived 2,000 years ago showed that this is a man.
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Read ancient letters revealing life centuries ago
600 letters that were never sent were discovered by museum experts in an ancient chest.
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Restores the beard on the 3,300-year-old gold mask
Experts are fixing the beard on Egyptian King Tutankhamun's mask, after the museum staff spoiled it last year.
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Portrait of human ancestors
The Natural History Museum Senckenberg in Frankfurt, Germany has exhibited
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Discovered a large amount of medieval human bones under the road in England
A large number of medieval human bones have just been discovered underneath a road near the famous castle in Hertford, Hertfordshire, England.
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The mystery behind the ritual
According to a new study published at the International Conference on Egypt held in Florence (Italy), the ancient Egyptians before becoming mummies may have lost some te…
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Discover the oldest 1200-year-old phone in the world
Archaeologists have found in the Chan Chan ruins of Peru a sophisticated communication device, dating back to 1,200 - 1,400 years ago.