Archeology
A nearly 600-year-old bowl from the Ming Dynasty is valued at $1.9 million.
A red-glazed bowl from the reign of Emperor Ming Xuanzong, nearly 600 years ago, sold for $1.9 million (44 billion VND).
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AI - Artificial intelligence
First robot-created artwork sells for $1.32 million
A portrait of British mathematician Alan Turing has become the first work of art created by a robot to be sold at auction, selling for $1.32 million on November 7.
Discover science
Found an extremely rare 2.6 billion-year-old black diamond from extraterrestrial
The rare 555.55-carat black diamond, the result of an asteroid-Earth collision billions of years ago, could be worth as much as $5 million.
Discover science
The chess player costs £ 1 million in a 55-year drawer
The Lewis king flag stored in a 55-year drawer can now auction up to £ 1 million ($ 1.3 million) after being taken by the latest owner to Sotheby's auction house in Lond…
Discover science
Find the world's largest 3 billion year old diamond
A diamond the size of a tennis ball that is 3 billion years old will be sold for at least $ 70 million, according to Sotheby's prestigious auctioneer.
Archeology
France: Clean the attic, discover treasures of over ten billion dong
A French family has discovered objects that everyone wants to find when cleaning the loft: priceless Chinese art work.
Archeology
Thanh's ceramic bowl was expected to break the auction record
An extremely rare ceramic bowl from Qing Dynasty, China (1644-1912), Sotheby's famous auction house, was displayed in Hong Kong on March 1.
Archeology
Books nearly 400 years old cost more than 14 million
The first printed book in the region that is now the United States has been auctioned for a record of more than $ 14 million, becoming the world's most expensive printed…
Space science
Moon dust bags are sold for $ 1.8 million
Moon dust bag collected by American astronaut Neil Armstrong was sold at auction in New York on July 20.
New technology
Robot moth 200 years old
People think robot is the achievement of the modern era. But since the 19th century, talented craftsmen have created robots as moths and can move automatically.
