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Di Hoa Vien - World Cultural Heritage in China
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized China's Di Yu Yuan as a World Cultural Heritage in 1998.
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World Heritage
Taj Mahal - India
Unesco's Science, Education and Cultural Organization has recognized India's Taj Mahal Temple as a World Cultural Heritage in 1983.
Oceanography
Strangers hide under the waves
Queen's University Belfast is calling on the public to help find methods to detect and prevent the spread of alien species.
Archeology
He: Accidentally found an extremely rare ancient gold ring in the field
One worker in the UK thought that we found a ring that pulled open cans while detecting metal, but it was actually an extremely rare neck ring.
Archeology
The mausoleum of the beautiful Queen of Egypt despite the destruction of her stepmother
The tomb was ordered by the Queen herself when she was alive, and was a work ahead of her time.
Archeology
The truth was revealed at the tomb of pharaoh Tutankhamun: the scientific world was stunned
Since 2015, the scientific community has been boiling for the tomb of pharaoh Tutankhamun (or King Tut).
Archeology
The heart of the 16th-century French queen was stolen
The box is the property of the Thomas-Dobrée museum since 1886 and is displayed in a special glass case at the museum, since last Tuesday.
Archeology
The 3,500-year-old sculpture statue of the Egyptian pharaoh
Dr. Ken Griffin and his students discovered the sculpture pharaoh Hatshepsut, one of the five pharaohs who ruled Egypt, while examining artifacts at Swansea University.
Archeology
Looking for the most tragic queen's tomb in Egypt: Must marry her grandfather, father and brother
In January 2018, Dr. Zahi Hawass - a famous archaeologist in Egypt joined a team of more than 100 workers to reach an important area inside the Valley of the Kings.
Archeology
Unexpectedly revealed about the notorious Blackbeard pirate ship history
Blackbeard is one of the most notorious pirates in the world. His real name is Edward Teach (or possibly Thatch).
Archeology
The restored face of the Queen of Egypt is controversial
The face of Queen Nefertiti, wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten, was revealed in the Expedition Unknown program on the Travel Channel broadcast last night, according to Newsweek.
Archeology
Marvel at the 9 most
From thousands of year-old crocodiles to girls of pneumonia in the 20th century, these mummies tell great stories about life and death.
Archeology
Dress up the face of Peruvian nobles who lived 1,200 years ago
Scientists restored the face of Queen Huarmey, a noble woman who lived about 1,200 years ago.
Archeology
Discovered the drawing of the Queen of Scotland after the 500-year-old painting
Conservationists suddenly discovered the image of the Queen of Scotland while researching a portrait from the 16th century.
Archeology
Controversy over the grave of the eminent Queen of Egypt
French learner Marc Gabolde thinks the mummy is named