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A one-meter-long statue of a turtle sunk beneath a reservoir
The archaeological team unearthed a one-meter-long statue of a turtle submerged in a reservoir near the sacred temple.
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200-year-old Tasmanian tiger-shaped smoking pipe
The clay pipe is still intact and is considered an important archaeological discovery of the island of Tasmania.
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Discovered petrochemicals 65,000 years old
Scientists find plant food amidst the remains of ancient cooking ovens at the archaeological site of Madjedbebe, Arnhem Land.
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Discover vestiges of ancient temples and pagodas in Tay Ninh
The archeological research center (Southern Institute of Social Sciences) has discovered vestiges and temples dating back about 1,000 years in Ben Cau district.
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Yang's Tiger: The native lion of China but called the tiger
Yang's Tiger, also known as Panthera Youngi, is an ancient lion species that went extinct and lived about 35,000 years ago in the Northeast of China.
Archeology
Roman sluice can still be used after 2,300 years
The hundred-meter-long sewer system is in such a good condition that it can be used today for storm water drainage.
Archeology
Build a house, shudder to hit 42 bizarre ancient tombs
A construction of houses for retirees in the UK has transformed into an archaeological site when, in turn, excavating 42 ancient tombs that may have existed in the 5-11…
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The human brain turns into glass when a volcano erupts near Naples
Scientists discovered fragmented glass fragments in the human skull caused by heat of 520 degrees Celsius in a volcanic disaster in Europe in AD79.
Archeology
Discovered the oldest sake brewery in the world
A 600-year-old sake brewery in the middle of the courtyard of an ancient temple in Kyoto was discovered by accident during a construction project.
Archeology
The mystery of the warrior family disappeared because of an extinct creature
Archaeological evidence shows that when a unique Greenland walrus species became extinct in the 15th century, it also carried the legendary Viking civilization.
Archeology
Found a monolithic gold camel statue near the tomb of Qin Shi Huang
The archaeological team unearthed a monolithic gold sculpture near the tomb of Qin Shi Huang.
Archeology
Excavating 1,000-year-old tomb of Moche civilization
Eleven Moche skeletons were found in a tomb in the archeological site of Huaca Santa Rosa de Pucala in Chiclayo region, northwestern Peru.
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Magical sunset on giant stone statues
Moments of the sunset sunset on the mountain archaeological site with giant stone heads makes visitors overwhelmed.
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The 1,300-year-old tomb of Vo Tac Thien's son-in-law
The tomb in Shanxi Province contains 120 antiques and inscriptions on the biography of Tiet Thieu, a pho code under the Tang dynasty.