Tan Thuy Hoang's terracotta army made from 2 places
Warriors and horses in the tomb of the famous Chinese emperor are made from different regions, the analysis of pollen on clay statues has revealed something.
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Warriors and horses in the tomb of the famous Chinese emperor are made from different regions, the analysis of pollen on clay statues has revealed something.
International archaeologists have unearthed an intact 2,500-year-old mummy, frozen in a snow-capped mountain in Mongolia, with blond hair, tattoos and a fedora. Chairman…
Buried in a massive 2,000-year-old eruption that once covered Pompeii and the nearby towns of Herculaneum and Stabiae, the half-human painted statue was found in a cliff…
Researcher Caroline Arcini, from Sweden's National Heritage Committee, analyzed 557 skeletons taken from the Swedish Viking's large cemetery and found that about 10% of…
Divers explore the river running around a fortress of the Roman Empire and a residential area in England found a piece of pottery painted in the back of a gladiator carr…
Although known as the space force, the soldiers of the Russian space corps cannot cope with the invasion of alien civilizations, if any.
Mongolia is considered the most powerful empire because the extraordinary things that they do have never appeared in history and it is difficult to reproduce again in th…
In ancient times, the warrior statues (war elephants) were highly appreciated, they were considered: The army without soldiers was despised, unlike the forest without li…
Forcing victims to have sex with corpses is probably the most strange and frightening way of existence in the natural world.
In the mysterious natural world, some insects are likened to true warriors because they have superior abilities worthy of being recorded in the
Researchers at the University of Sussex, England discovered in colonies Jatai bees with soldier bees. This is the first study of soldier bees published in PNAS.
The ants 'monsters' with their heads and large jaws have been created by scientists by activating ancient genes.
How do white blood cells - 'warrior' of the immune system - reach the site of infection or injury?