Archeology
Khanh Son stone organ - a treasure more than 2,000 years old
Two sets of Khanh Son stone instruments are about 2,500-3,000 years old, with lively sounds, bearing the characteristics of the Central Highlands mountains and forests.
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Venezuela sets Guinness record for longest chocolate chain in the world
Guinness has certified the record by 4,289 chocolate bars lined up in a row with a total length of 854m on Nueva Jerusalén avenue in the center of Caripito (Venezuela).
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Detecting white patches on chocolate surfaces, do you eat them or throw them away?
With sweet believers, like chocolate, what's more interesting when you take the chocolate candy out and slowly sip, enjoy them?
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The interesting thing about gold may be unknown to you
Gold is a transition metal that is soft, flexible, easily laminated and does not react with most chemicals.
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The wife holds the chocolate Valentine gift for 33 years
A British woman keeps chocolate bars donated from 1984 as a treasure and is proud to show off to everyone.
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Treasure of 20 tons of gold buried with 426 people in the US sea
During his expedition, Thompson recovered thousands of gold bars, coins and valuable antiques.
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Find the world's largest monolithic gold ingot in Russia
Recently, a solid gold bar weighing up to 10kg has been found in southeastern Russia.
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The pure sword legend revives and dazzles with the duel of two martial artists
For those who had a crush on swordplay, it wouldn't be strange for the bars
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British collector found 25kg of gold in an old tank
A British collector discovered many gold bars worth nearly $ 2.5 million in an old tank he exchanged online for more than $ 37,000.
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Why do we like gold?
Many of us like gold rings, gold and gold bars, because of its safe reputation.
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Revealing the secret of building the Forbidden City
The Forbidden City of central Beijing today is the palace of the last two Chinese feudal dynasties, Ming and Qing dynasties.
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Prisoner psychological research indicates beliefs about
Research shows that inmates believe they are more kind, generous and moral than those outside the bars.
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The bigger the music, the more you drink
A study of the effect of music on drinking in bars shows that the more loud the music makes people drink more.
Archeology
Spend a lifetime hunting, a man with treasure of USD 300 billion in the seabed
A large treasure of 300-year-old pure silver bars, each weighing more than 36kg worth nearly $ 80,000 has been found by a group of treasure hunters on the seabed.