Archeology
The burial chamber of the Mayan people was discovered
Archaeologists have found a deep hole buried with six skeleton remains in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. Experts said that this is a rite of burying the Mayan rainwater…
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Discover many new civilized sites Maya
Mexican archaeologists have discovered seven more archaeological sites and nearly 100 graves buried in prehistoric people of the Mayan civilization on the Yucatán Penins…
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Discovered the phenomenon of King Tut's grandfather
The second statue of King Tut's statue of him was discovered at a tomb where he was buried, the Egyptian Minister of Antiquities said yesterday, May 31.
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Detecting ancient vestiges of ceramics
During a survey on Ha Long Bay, Vietnam Institute of Archeology and Ha Long Bay Management Board discovered a vestige of an ancient ceramic dock in Trinh Nu cave.
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Khai devoured the tomb of Mona Lisa
Italian archaeologists looking for a long-lost ancient tomb contain the remains of the painter Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa woman.
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Discovered the 5,000-year-old homosexual remains
Archaeologists in the Czech Republic have discovered a 5,000-year-old remains that they believe belong to a gay caveman.
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Two thousand-year-old tombs were discovered in Ciputra urban area
Two graves dating from the Luc Trieu Dynasty (4th to 6th centuries) and an ancient well have just been discovered in Ciputra urban area (Hanoi) when constructing sewer p…
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Discover the foundation of a Champa temple temple
Recently, in the process of excavating foundations in the area of Cam hamlet (Group 3, Hoa Tho Dong, Q.Cam Le), people discovered a lion stone statue of 0.5m high.
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Seeing traces of horses with red sweat like blood
Ancient legends about superhuman horses with blood red sweats 'Baomao bloodshed' is facing a chance to be proven.
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China: Found the female body hundreds of years intact
The body of a woman from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) intact in a coffin was found in Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province, eastern China.
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Find the oldest human brain
Archaeologists from York University, England, have found a fairly intact brain in Yorkshire, a county in northeastern England, dating back 2,500 years.
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Detecting a thousand-year grave population of Sa Huynh residents
The burial site was discovered by archaeologists in Tre village, Tra Tho commune, Tay Tra district (Quang Ngai), about 5 km from the old excavation site in the Tang rive…
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Egypt found ceramics in ancient Greek-Roman times
Archaeologists have found 150 pieces of pottery and porcelain (called ostraca) at an ancient Greek-Roman site, 2km north of Lake Qaroun.
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An Australian helps Arabs find 2,000 archaeological sites
An archaeologist has identified an area of nearly 2,000 sites with important archaeological potential in Saudi Arabia using Google Earth without having to go to the fi…
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Revealed more ancestral grave robbery Qin Shihuang
East Qinling is located in northwestern Shaanxi Province, China has been tightening security since the tomb thieves raided.