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Ghostly Dibbuk wine cabinet and Annabelle - scary haunted dolls
It is said that in the wine cabinet Dibbuk and Annabelle dolls all contain evil spirits, it will cling to and control the lives of anyone who opens or possesses it.
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Tracing UFO origins under the Baltic Sea
In June 2011, a Swedish group of underwater treasure hunters discovered the body of a wine ship at a depth of about 90 meters below the Baltic Sea. The ship, dated about…
Archeology
Discover the world's oldest whiskey stove in Scotland
Scottish archaeologists have just made a notable discovery, which is the ruins believed to be the oldest distilled whiskey in the world ever discovered.
Archeology
Discovered a thousand-year-old wine in China
Chinese archaeologists have recently found an ancient copper jar of 2,000-year-old age in an ancient tomb containing an equivalent age-specific wine.
Archeology
Tunnel where Jesus turned water into wine
Archaeologists believe that the place of Cana in the Bible, where Jesus performed the first miracle, was located on a hillside about 8km north of Kafr Kanna, Israel.
Archeology
Use wine barrels as a Renaissance toilet
About more than 300 years ago (stage 1680), after drinking the last drops of two giant wine jars, someone came up with a creative idea to re-use them appropriately.
Archeology
Teapot 2,000 years in the tomb of the Qin Dynasty in China
The kettle containing wine is a sacrifice, located in 260 excavated artifacts from the tomb of an ordinary citizen during the Qin Dynasty (221 - 207 BC).
Archeology
New excavation changes the concept of alcohol and beer for more than 2,000 years of Greece
According to a recent study, it seems that the ancestors of the Greeks not only produced wine, but also devoted a lot of effort to cooking and enjoying beer.
Archeology
New discovery about the ancient origin of grape wine
Until now, the scientific community noted the oldest grape wine traces found in the Zagros area of Iran in the year 5,400 -5,000 BC (about 7,000 years ago).
Archeology
Discovering the ancient city disappeared 2000 years ago
Surprisingly, this city was found with traces of war despite being quite far from the battle area.
Archeology
New discovery of the origin of the world's oldest wine
The oldest wine in the world may have originated from Italy. The researchers published the discovery after finding traces of 6,000-year-old fermented grapes at the islan…
Archeology
People can find ways to brew alcohol through animals
Ancient people could discover how to make wine after watching animals eat fermented fruit.
Archeology
Wine bottles over 1,600 years no scientist dared to open
The scientific world is constantly arguing, so it is not advisable to open the old Speyer wine found in a Roman noble.
Archeology
Roman coffin 1,800 years turned into flower pot in British palace
The ancient Roman coffin worth more than 365,000 USD was used to make tulip pots in the British palace for a century.
Archeology
Successfully recreate the world's oldest beer from the wreck
Scientists in Australia have successfully brewed an 18th-century beer after sampling yeast from a beer bottle left over a wrecked merchant ship.