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Ancient traps for 150 years still kill mice effectively
A mouse stuck and died in a 150-year-old trap displayed at the museum in England.
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The temple is believed to be the tomb of Cleopatra and her lover
The city of Taposiris Magna in northern Egypt may be the place to bury queen Cleopatra and her lover Mark Antony.
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China is rewarding 1,500 USD to decode the ancient gold coin
The government of Hunan Province, China, will reward 1,500 USD for the successful decoder of the mysterious inscription on the back of 6 gold coins dating from the 13th…
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The 3,500-year-old seal of the Egyptian pharaoh
The intricate seal engraved with the beetles of the pharaoh Thutmose III was discovered in Israel, showing the influence of the ancient Egyptian empire on the surroundin…
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Mysterious beauty in the ancient tomb of the king is full of gold
Archaeological experts discovered the remains of a woman buried in the ancient tomb of the Siberian king.
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Ancient fish is half a meter long
The flat-headed, half-meter-long fish survive in the ocean of 92 million years ago by eating plankton.
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Humans inherit good genes from ancient Neanderthals
The ancient Neanderthal breed has left modern humans (Homo sapien) not only some good genes against disease, but also their allergies.
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The 3400-year-old giant stronghold revealed a basement garage in Israel
An ancient citadel of 3,400 years ago was accidentally found in a residential building with underground parking in the coastal city of Nahariya in Israel.
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The culprit makes us infected with worms, lice are ... ancient Romans
Ancient Romans contributed to the risk of parasites such as worms, and lice increased significantly.
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Ancient crocodile monsters weigh three tons living under the sea
Paleontologists found the largest sea crocodile fossils ever in a desert in Tunisia, nearly 10 meters long and three tons in weight.
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2,200-year-old prosthesis in a tomb in China
Archaeologists found 2,200-year-old dating horseshoe prostheses buried with a man's remains in the cemetery near Turpan, China.
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Big storm reveals 6,000 year old fossil forest
Thousands of people flock to the coast of the Portreath in Cornwall, England, to visit the traces of the 6,000-year-old fossil forest.
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Discover a secret tunnel inside the ancient Hittile castle
After excavating a castle in central Turkey, archaeologists discovered a secret tunnel built by the Hittites about 4,000 years.
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Nanny Maia may be the sister of Pharaoh Tutankhamun
Archaeologists believe Maia, the nanny of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, could be his sister.
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The first city of China in the time of King Yao
Dao Tu relic in Son Tay province is the capital of the time of King Nghieu - the earliest dynasty of China in the beginning.