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Around AD 50, after more than 100 years of establishment, the House of Silla decided to build the capital. They chose Gyeongju, a coastal land in the southeastern part o…
From 2017 to now, Korean archaeologists discovered 3 skeletons at the foot of the wall of Wolseong Palace, the ruins of Gyeongju, Silla (57 BC - 935 AD).
Everyone knows the Mayan civilization or the ancient Egyptians. But besides, there are many civilizations that play an important role in history, but are accidentally fo…
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Korea's Gyeongju Historical Monument as a World Cultural Heritage in 2000.
The Cultural Heritage Agency said the archaeological remains of a bathroom equipped with a flush toilet used in the Silla Kingdom dating back (57 BC to 935) have just be…
Two skeletons were found under the walls of the ancient capital of Gyeongju, in Wolseong district, Gyeongsang province.
Korean archaeologists discovered two skeletons lying side by side in the tomb from about the 5th to 6th centuries, possibly in intercourse posture.
After months of careful digging in the mountains of Gyeongju - South Korea's ancient capital in the Silla dynasty, eventually the giant Buddha statue dating back to 1,30…
Telescope The new Southern European Observatory (ESA) technology at the La Silla Observatory conducted a detailed measurement of asteroids called Itokawa.
The Glise 667 C solar system near us has 7 planets, 3 of which are
Scientists have announced the discovery of a very young group of stars that form NGC1788 nebula, located in the famous constellation Orion.
The large market camera of La Silla Observatory (ESO) has just captured a picture of Helix planetary nebula.