World Heritage
Aachen Cathedral - Germany
Unesco's Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized the Aachen Cathedral of Germany as a World Cultural Heritage in 1978.
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World Heritage
Hierapolis - Pamukkale - World mixed heritage in Turkey
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized Hierapolis - Pamukkale of Turkey as World Heritage in 1988.
Oceanography
Strange creatures can draw their faces at will
In the video, the animal writhed in a gloved hand and seemed to be grinning.
Oceanography
Specialized Russian fisherman
Roman Fyodorov (or Roman Fedortsov) is a Russian fisherman, and he suddenly became an extremely popular name on the social networking community.
Oceanography
The latest set of 'water monsters' of Russian fishermen makes netizens pale
The vast ocean is still very mysterious to humans, when we only reach 5% of the world's oceans.
Oceanography
The creature in the picture 'Alien monster' at the bottom of the sea is not a fantasy
Creatures make anyone look scared because of Alien looks - alien monsters in the movie of the same name. But what about the truth?
Archeology
Italy: Find an ancient Roman painting on the theme of
Italian archaeologists have found an ancient picture of sexual themes at Pompeii, the US Interesting Discovery (IEC) news site last November updated.
Archeology
Israeli archaeologists discovered many 2,000-year-old carvings
These pictures are carved on the walls of a large Roman reservoir, 12 meters deep. This site was discovered while preparing to build a new residential area in the city o…
Archeology
Digging a tiny piece of gold, the new test is a 3,000-year-old treasure
Graham Ingledow has found rare artifacts near an ancient Roman fort in Wigton, Cumbria, England. And you know that stuff is very rare.
Archeology
Display the 2,000-year-old stone carvings written in the name 'Jerusalem' in Hebrew
The 2,000-year-old stone was found at a location near the Jerusalem International Convention Center during an IAA excavation, before building a new road in the area.
Archeology
Found the body of the
The body of a 10-year-old child is considered a vampire in ancient Rome just discovered in Italy, according to The Sun.
Archeology
The temple is dedicated to Rome as if it was under volcanic ash 2,000 years
The ancient shrine remains the same throughout the 2,000 years found in the ruined city of Pompeii, Sun reported on October 12.
Archeology
Thinking of 'head of people', visitors accidentally found rare ancient bottles
Admittedly, any surprises can happen during a vacation. That's exactly true of Heraklio's story, a male tourist who stays at Crete, Greece.
Archeology
The world's first biscuit factory from Roman times
The world's oldest biscuit factory has been discovered in southern France
Archeology
The gold coin jar buried more than 1,500 years under the Italian theater
Hundreds of intact gold coins from the 5th century were found during the demolition of a theater in Italy.