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A unique tree that looks like it was cast in bronze, typical of Tibet
This tree is grown as an ornamental plant in many parts of the world because of its striking copper-red bark, rare in woody plants.
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Archeology
Britain has more 2,000-year-old national treasures that 'cause blushing'
A Kent metal detector has really hit the jackpot when a bronze pendant she accidentally found on a farm is declared a national treasure.
Archeology
Unveiling the most overwhelming 'mummy treasure' of all time
In the shadow of Saqqara's oldest pyramid - the mecca of Egyptian mummies - 250 mummies, 150 bronze statues and countless stunning treasures from recent excavations are…
Archeology
Bronze Age: When Metallurgy Begins to Rule the World
The Bronze Age is one of the important periods in the development of human history.
Archeology
The 'miracle' treasure in the 2,000-year-old tomb reveals the shocking secret of the utopian wisdom of the ancients
A 2,000-year-old bronze tripod is considered the most interesting discovery ever, making the whole world surprised at the utopian intelligence of ancient people.
Archeology
The mystery of the powerful woman with giant earrings
The biggest challenge with this facial reconstruction is that the upper part of a woman's skull hasn't survived through the ages.
Archeology
The 3,300-year-old tomb is filled with gold jewelry and precious stones
A research team found burial items of gold, silver and bronze, and precious stones such as rubies, lapis lazuli and amber in the tombs of a noble Bronze Age family.
Archeology
The 13-year-old boy suddenly became famous throughout the UK for finding 'ancient treasures'
13-year-old Milly Hardwick has found a rare Bronze Age ax.
Archeology
Successfully restored 2,800-year-old chariot encrusted with thousands of gems
A team of archaeologists restored the original appearance of an expensive Western Zhou-era chariot, wrapped in bronze and encrusted with 10,000 turquoise.
Archeology
How does the sword in the hand of 'Warrior Qin' change world history?
This archaeological discovery is closely related to the historical Qin Shi Huang.
Archeology
South Korea discovered the 'most durable shoes in the world' dating back about 1500 years
A pair of gilded copper shoes were found intact in an ancient tomb that archaeologists thought could have been created in the late 5th or early 6th centuries, around 150…
Archeology
Going fishing in the river, the farmer accidentally racked up the 'mysterious' turtle' with 4 back arrows
For the first time a national treasure, a bronze turtle with four arrows and 32 inscriptions dating back more than 3000 years of history, has caught the attention of arc…
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'Call the soul' and some huge super tricks in Western history
No matter how big a name is, there are countless
Archeology
Decode unexpectedly about the weapons of the bronze warriors
Over the past decades, archaeologists have found dozens of bronze-era swords.
Archeology
National treasures were in the pile of scrap 22 years ago
Looking for scrap on the sand hill of Tra Loc village (Hai Lang district), the man found a 'copper pot' as a national treasure.