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The oldest pottery workshop in Ancient Egypt
The pottery workshop dates back about 4,500 years, discovered by archaeologists during the renovation of Kom Ombo temple.
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The 3,000-year-old head statue made the archaeologists confused
The sculpture of the head of a king dating to nearly 3,000 years made the researcher confused because he did not know the work that simulated the face of anyone, Guardia…
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France: Clean the attic, discover treasures of over ten billion dong
A French family has discovered objects that everyone wants to find when cleaning the loft: priceless Chinese art work.
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Unexpected discovery: the oldest cave art belongs to Neanderthals
According to AFP news agency, the oldest cave art has been identified by new technologies by Neanderthals.
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5.200-year-old mummy has the most powerful and ancient tattoo in the world
On the mummy there are two tattoos that represent male strength, reproduction and creativity.
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Discovered evidence that Maya civilization had contact with the first aliens
As one of the oldest and most developed cultures in the US, Maya is known for its architecture, art, astronomy, ecology and especially the mathematical system.
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Egyptian blue 'alive' from the tomb
To make it, the ancient Egyptians used a mixture of copper, sand and strong alkali, heated at 800-900 degrees Celsius with strict conditions.
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Treasure legend: Amber room (Part 2)
There are Germans today who are still searching for traces of the Amber Room from Nazi palace during the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941.
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700-year-old paper money hidden in the head of Arhat
Experts at an Australian auction house found rare Ming Dynasty banknotes in China in a wooden ancient sculpture.
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Quietly watch priceless artifacts of Celtic civilization
The British Museum opened an exhibition displaying Celtic art treasures such as jewelry or weapons of this civilization.
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Masterpiece of painting with mummified mummies
Eugene Delacroix's painting can use crushed powder from mummies to paint the picture
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The meaning hides in the four Renaissance masterpieces that every noble is knowledgeable about
These are the works of life, the pioneering of the transformation of European painting in the 16th century.
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Virtual reality comes from ancient times in Rome
The best virtual reality experience is probably in a BC-built cellar at Prima Porta on the outskirts of Rome.
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Leonardo Da Vinci was the first systematic study of friction?
Until now, many art historians still use the word
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Scientists want to rebuild Leonardo da Vinci's genome
500 years ago, Leonardo da Vinci pioneered quite a number of research fields, from poetry to mathematics, engineering, anatomy, science, astronomy, geology and especiall…