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Mercury is an extremely toxic substance, but in the tomb of this princess Liao Quoc discovered 1.5 liters of this substance. After all, what was the cause behind the pri…
Pieces of pottery found from Hierakonpolis, an archaeological site in Southern Egypt, were stunned when... covered with beer residue.
The 2,000-year-old ancient tomb discovered at the Xinjiang archaeological site (China) has stunned archaeologists because there are countless treasures belonging to the…
The 16 square meter room in the Roman villa gives rare information about the weakest group of ancient society.
This archaeological discovery is closely related to the historical Qin Shi Huang.
Archaeologists in Turkey have found evidence that a prehistoric site 11,000 years ago was used for an indoor parade ritual.
Scientists can now use AI technology to detect archaeological sites on land as well as underwater.
17 stone slabs, all with sculptured carvings on the surface, caused archaeologists to click their tongue in shame because of the confusion that took 30 years to decode,…
Earth was born 4.5 billion years ago. With such a long history, there are so many mysteries in the past that we still cannot find.
Unexpected archaeological findings could cause a building to be abandoned for conservation purposes, but a 5-star hotel in Turkey has found a way.
Archaeologists confirm that Song Ho Thu Thu relic in Trinh Chau city in Ha Nam is the ancient capital of Ha Lac kingdom dating back 5,300 years.
The remains of an ancient woman unearthed in the Uckermark district of the state of Brandenburg confuse archaeologists for a strange death posture.
In the process of building a technology park, the archaeological team accidentally discovered more than 6000 ancient tombs containing remains from many different dynasti…
Archaeologists found the remains of two ancient female warriors at a graveyard in Mongolia, with traces of archery and horseback riding.
Modern archaeological methods will increasingly be able to recreate the lives of these slaves, piecing together pieces of their lives, returning them a forgotten identit…