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Beneath the desert sand of Dubai, today's modern city with magnificent architecture, is the once once prosperous city.
In the priceless archaeological treasure of mankind, there are many antiques that have been said to be
Despite the huge scale, the people in the last row of the ancient Greek theater could hear the sound from the stage 60 meters away.
Nabta Playa is a remarkable archaeological site consisting of hundreds of prehistoric tombs, inscriptions, and megalithic structures located in the Nubian desert, about…
Located in the steppe region south of the Ural Mountains, 8.2 km north of Amurskiy is the incredible Arkaim architectural complex. Many archaeologists and researchers we…
Mexico has discovered 3 magic cannon on the Paraiso coast, near the Tulum art district. This is an archaeological work that has not been excavated through the storm swep…
Fields of jars (Xieng Khoang, Northern Laos) with thousands of mysterious stone jars scattered in 52 points on Muong Plateau has long been a famous cultural and historic…
People are always curious about things that belong to history but there are still many mysteries from ancient times that have not been solved, waiting for scientists to…
NASA astronaut Leroy Chiao, former commander of the International Space Station (ISS), has completed four missions in the universe, walking six times in space, claiming…
Although the scientific community has tried hard, the archaeological findings below are still the mysteries that have not been answered.
In 1998, it was very surprising to discover that the wood circle is similar to Stonehenge but is located on the coast of Home-next-to-Sea, Norfolk. This wooden circle is…
One of the best Inca ruins still exists is Moray, an archaeological site 50km from Cuzco City (Peru) to the northwest and located to the west of Maras village.
With new archaeological findings in the area around Stonehenge, scientists are approaching the answer to the great question of the formation of this great stone work ...
Alexander Shestack, who first discovered the painting, had seen it through satellite imagery near the Long Tekuli lake in the Urals Mountains. The figure looks like a ho…
To be recognized as a World Heritage site, these locations must meet many criteria, such as