Archeology
Find mysterious pyramid mummies from underground Roman times in Rome
Three skeletons dating from the Roman Empire period were found underground in the capital Rome in a state of almost intact preservation.
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Biology
This is the most expensive grape in the world: Eating a bunch of 250 million, eating a fruit costs only 8.5 million only!
If you want to enjoy a bunch of Ruby Roman grapes, make sure you have a lot of money, because this world's most expensive grape variety sells for 1.1 million yen ($ 11,0…
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What helped Ceasar to become the most powerful dictator in Rome?
Historians have recently made a comment about the motive of the Roman dictator Gaius Julius Caesar's pursuit of all power.
Archeology
Ancient traces of Roman fortress were discovered
Experts said it was necessary to conduct further excavation to determine the scale and location of the fortress.
Archeology
Mysterious beautiful face engraved on a 2,000-year-old sapphire ring of the Roman emperor
The woman engraved on the ring is so beautiful that she was once forced to march naked in front of people.
Archeology
Found extremely rare ancient Roman coins worth more than half a billion
This Solidus coin bears a portrait of Constantine I, also known as Constantine The Great, being the first ruler of the cult of Christianity.
Archeology
Unearthed 1,600-year-old Roman mosaic paintings
Amateur archaeologists uncover a unique stone mosaic of Greek mythology in a field in the village of Boxford, Berkshire, England.
World Heritage
The 23 most mysterious ancient world wonders that you should visit once in your life
The wisdom of the ancients made it difficult for people today to believe it. The wonders of the ancient world that the ancients left behind, for thousands of years, are…
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The most powerful Empire ever defeated the Roman Empire and ended after 'bullying' Russia
The Ottoman Empire (Turkey) lasted for 623 years, defeating stunned opponents like the Roman Empire, but when it came to fighting Russia, it began to decline without bra…
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Collect urine taxes, beard taxes and hundred odd things
Taxes are immutable in every human society since the first civilization appeared in Mesopotamia.
Archeology
Discovered an ancient arrow 2,000 years ago of the Romans in Israel
The arrow was shot from a Roman catapult during their encirclement of Israel's ancient city of Yodfat in 67 AD.
Archeology
Mysterious treasures in Roman town buried with jewels, dolls and miniature skulls
Massimo Osanna, Pompeii's website manager, announced the news of this mysterious treasure to Italian media last day.
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The beauty of ancient people
10,000 years BC, the Egyptians knew how to moisturize the skin with 21 types of vegetable oils, waxing with a mixture of sugar - lemon - water.
Archeology
Dozens of remains in stone casket 1,600 years in Wales
Archaeologists found 86 well-preserved remains and many of Llangefni University's campus artifacts.
Archeology
The world's oldest Christian letter is found
This is considered to be the oldest Christian letter in the world from the year 230 AD written on an ancient Egyptian papyrus, to help better understand the first Christ…