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Detecting an ancient road in the ground in My Son Holy Land
During this major restoration, Indian and Vietnamese experts were very surprised to discover an ancient road and wall leading to sinking underground.
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Egypt discovered an ancient tomb more than 3,500 years containing many antiques
According to a reporter in Cairo, Egyptian archaeologists on April 18 announced new discoveries about an intact ancient tomb dating back more than 3,500 years to the 18t…
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The search for the living descendant of Jesus
Experts in artifacts related to Jesus to find DNA samples could lead to his surviving descendants.
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The mystery of sunken ships in Vietnam: Under the ocean!
Unearthed from five ancient shipwrecks, the museum has provided invaluable materials and artifacts, opening up a new way for archeologists in the country.
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Roman coffin 1,800 years turned into flower pot in British palace
The ancient Roman coffin worth more than 365,000 USD was used to make tulip pots in the British palace for a century.
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Unearth burnt house ruins, discover 400-year-old baked radish
These radishes are believed to be the ingredients for dinner of Russian soldiers while on their journey to conquer Siberia.
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Detecting exotic seeds located 2,000 years in the tomb
About 100 seeds dating back 2,000 years have been excavated from an ancient tomb in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (China). The seeds are scattered into a semicirc…
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The surprising truth about the 800-year-old mobile phone
It is known that archaeologists discovered artifacts during an excavation in Austria. The object is said to be a clay replica of a mobile phone with a Sumerian cuneiform…
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Excavating the forgotten kingdom in Scotland
The Rheged Kingdom was one of the civilizations that existed in the Dark Kingdom of England, famous for the first English poems composed from the Middle Ages.
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Evidence of Chinese silk production from 8500 years ago
Evidence obtained from three 8,500-year-old tombs in Henan Province, China shows that ancient people used silk thousands of years ago.
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3,600-year-old gold and silver pitchers in Israel
Gold and silver antiques were found in the excavation area of Tel Gerez, Israel, possibly a sacrifice to connect the two gods of Canaanite and Egyptians.
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Mummy of 5-month-old fetus in tiny coffin
A 5-month-old fetal mummy in a British museum may be the youngest mummy recorded in the world.
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Nasal piercings 44,000 years of ancient Aboriginal Australia
Handmade 13cm long bone fragment, originating about 44,000 years ago found in Australia has many characteristics like modern nose piercings.
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Detects the phenomenon of a
The statue of the man who is pondering with many other artifacts excavated in Yehud, Israel may be the burial sacrifice of an important member in ancient society.