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The intact wreck emerged from the sea floor after 200 years of rest
Divers find the wreck dating back to the 19th century under the Baltic Sea with mysterious ships and cargo ships.
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Accidentally discovered the graveyard of hundred-year-old boats and ships on the seabed
When surveying the geography of the Black Sea surface area to learn about the prehistoric Black Sea, scientists unknowingly discovered about 40 wrecks in quite intact co…
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Sea dragon fossils dominate the Jurassic ocean
Fossil researchers in England found two new giant reptiles, dubbed
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Discovering a treasure of 4.5 million USD on the seabed
A group of divers in Florida, USA discovered 350 gold coins off the Vero Sea believed to be a ship wrecked 300 years ago.
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Discover the legendary explorer ship on the northern seabed
The explorer ship of 1836 by explorer John Franklin was recently found in the North Sea bottom in intact condition.
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Are the ancestors of Chinese people from ancient Egypt?
A well-known scientist has elicited a heated debate online when claiming that the founders of Chinese civilization are not Chinese, but immigrants from Egypt.
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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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Discover the world's oldest oceanic crust
The oldest oceanic crust on Earth is located in the eastern Mediterranean with an age of about 340 million years.
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Israel found the 700-year-old strange grenade
According to Epoch Times, the Israeli Antiquities Administration recently announced that it has recovered some rare artifacts, including an estimated 700-year-old grenad…
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Homemade cheeses for 340 years under the Baltic Sea
Divers find the cheese jar that still emits a special scent after more than three centuries in the body of a warship located on the bottom of the Baltic Sea.
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Is it true that China found America before Columbus?
In 1405 during the Ming dynasty, a Chinese eunuch of the Muslim ethnic group named Zheng He made the first of seven trips from western China through the Indian Ocean.
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The fish painting swallowed in the 5th century synagogue
A group of archaeologists discovered a series of mosaics in the late Roman cathedral in the Lower Galilea village, Israel, illustrating the legendary scenes in the Bible.
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The ancient city suddenly
A diver discovered the ruins of an ancient city suspected to be the lost city of Rhapta, 1,600 years ago, deep in Tanzania.
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'Strange pyramid' under the Japanese sea
Yonaguni Jima sea rocks in the land of cherry blossoms have long confounded scientists. Recently, an expert claimed they were actually ruins of Atlantis - an ancient ear…
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The last Dead Sea scrolls in the Skullhead
The Israeli Antiquities Agency launched a large-scale archaeological excavation in the cave cluster in the desert of Judea in search of the final Dead Sea scrolls.