Archeology
See the graveyard of turtles in the mysterious sea cave
To the island of Sipadan in Malaysia, visitors can explore the sea turtle cemetery under a mysterious cave.
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Discovered prehistoric beetles with scary jaws
Scientists have discovered fossils of giant beetles that were the terror of the waters in the period 400 million years ago.
Archeology
The 400-year-old church surfaced after the drought
A serious drought in Mexico revealing the 400-year-old church is almost completely intact, though it has been under water for decades.
Archeology
The 600-year-old Buddha statue floats on the lake causing fever
A 600-year-old Buddha statue has just been discovered in a lake in Jiangxi Province, East China after the lake receded during the reclamation process.
Archeology
Highway replica hanging garden Babylon nearly intact after 2000 years
Archaeologists have discovered the Petra garden system in Jordan, dubbed the newly discovered copy of Babylon after 2,000 years of being buried.
Archeology
The long shark is a car that once raged in the ocean
US scientists found a shark as big as a sharp-toothed car that once lived popularly along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts 20 million years ago.
Archeology
Discovery of the canal
Mexican archaeologists discovered a canal system underneath the pyramid containing the remains of a Mayan leader.
Archeology
The era of dominance of large reptiles
In the newly published book, British paleontologist Dr. Mark Witton recreated the life of dinosaurs, a reptile that once dominated the world through many vivid drawings.
Archeology
Stunned hypothesis, Mamut elephant extinct because of thirst?
The real cause of extinct mammoths is still a controversial issue.
Archeology
Medieval water mill is a crime of destroying ecological balance
Ecologists at Radboud University, Netherlands, affirmed that the massive construction of medieval watermills made salmon almost completely disappear in Northern European…
Archeology
The massive base of the ancient Greek navy
The large structure containing hundreds of warships in a seaport near Athens contributed to the resounding victory of the Greek army before the Persian Empire thousands…
Archeology
The US discovered the pink fish does not have extremely rare eyes
There is a species of catfish that has no eyes only living in Mexico and has been discovered in a deep limestone cave in Texas (USA).
Archeology
The 'missing' section of the Great Wall has been revealed after four decades
Thanks to drought, the rampart wall of Panjiakou Lake has emerged to allow visitors to visit from above instead of diving.
Archeology
Excavation of shipwrecks for 500 years carrying
A British shipwreck excavation company cooperated with the Omani Ministry of Cultural Heritage to salvage many of the wrecks of the ship 500 years ago in Arab waters.
Archeology
The 10 ancient people do better than we do today (Part 1)
Our ancestors had extremely unique knowledge of metallurgy, mathematics, chemistry, astronomy and more.