Skeleton man lost tongue over thousand years in England
Scientists cannot explain why a man of the 3rd or 4th century origin in Northamtonshire, he lost his tongue.
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Scientists cannot explain why a man of the 3rd or 4th century origin in Northamtonshire, he lost his tongue.
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After excavating the ancient pots at a tomb dating back thousands of years in China, archaeologists were surprised to find that there were traces of ... in the pot.
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A man in Alcester (England) fell back when he discovered the bowl he used to make a bird bath for the past decade was actually a bowl dating back to Roman times.
The piece of wood engraved with the name of the Persian teacher shows that foreigners have come to live and work in Japan more than a thousand years ago.
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