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Discovered a 3,000-year-old sword
The ancient bronze sword discovered in China dates back more than 3,000 years and has great historical value.
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The discovery of fossil shark eggs dates back to 310 million years
Paleontologist Dean Lomax and colleagues at the University of Manchester in the UK have discovered a shark egg fossil dating back to 310 million years.
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Mysterious skull surgery 2300 years ago
Scientists have discovered evidence of brain surgery on two skulls dating back more than 2,300 years.
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Zigzag art in ancient tombs in Greece
Archaeologists working in Greece discovered an ancient tomb dating back to about 2,800 years, with pottery pots with zigzag and zigzag decoration.
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The ancient wreck is over 2,000 years old
The body of an ancient ship dating back to 700 BC (2,700 years ago) has just been found in Malta's waters.
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People in Kien Giang possess three fossil samples dating back millions of years
Truong Van Chien, 56, in Rach Gia City, owns fossils of two snails dating back 130 million years and of a species in the rhino family for millions of years.
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2,000-year-old toilet seat
Archaeologists have recently discovered a wooden toilet seat dating back 2,000 years ago to a fortress in England.
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Documentary discovery of Christianity dates back 1,500 years
It is a papyrus document about Christian practice and refers to The Last Supper, defined as 1,500 years ago.
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Discovered 3,000-year-old dagger in China
Daggers dating back 3,000 years, found by a boy at the river bank, are judged by Chinese scientists to be of great value in archeology.
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Discovered new dinosaurs, dating back 200 million years
Swiss and British paleontologists have discovered new plant-eating dinosaurs, who lived in Venezuela during the early period of the Jurassic period about 200 million yea…
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Sweden returned the pre-Inca shroud to Peru
On June 16, Sweden handed Peru a precious pre-Inca shroud in the first batch of smuggled foreign diplomats in the western South American country 80 years ago.
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The oldest telescope in the world
Archaeologists in the Netherlands have recently discovered telescopes that date back to the early 17th century and are thought to be the oldest in the world while diggin…
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Dak Nong found two sets of rock colonies dating back more than 3,000 years
In the afternoon of May 29, Mr. Nguyen Anh Bang, Director of Dak Nong Province Museum, said that on the same day, local people in the field had discovered two sets of st…
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Egypt discovered many ancient tombs of the Pharaoh era
A group of Egyptian archaeologists has unearthed two tombs dating back to 3,100 years ago at the Sakkara archaeological site, located about 25km south of the Pyramids of…
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Boxes buried 2,000 years old
Israeli officials recently announced 11 burial boxes, dating back over 2,000 years, stolen not long ago.