Archeology
New information about the newly discovered cannon in Danang
Researcher Nguyen Quang Trung Tien said that based on the initial research, it can be affirmed that the newly discovered bronze cannon in Danang originated from the Neth…
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'Dead city' in Russia with 10,000 remains from the Middle Ages
In southwestern Vladikavkaz, the capital of the Russian Republic of North Ossetia-Alania, there is a Bronze Age village called Dargavs, also known as
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The mystery of bronze-era sculptures in Turkey
Hattusa, a city in northern Turkey, is known for its mysterious ancient religious sanctuary that has kept scientists in the head for a long time.
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Mysterious 'mystical' burial place 4,000 years old in England
Archaeologists are unearthing some ancient tombs dating back 4,000 years on an island of England that is linked to many mythological elements with the monks' mysterious…
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Discovered a 200-year-old bronze cannon of the coast
Workers are scooping land for construction of embankments at Xuan Thieu beach (Da Nang), discovering a bronze magic god, dating back to 200 years.
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'The Great World War 0' - the collapse of Bronze Age civilizations
Second millennium BC. Civilizations developed throughout the eastern Mediterranean region.
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16 grisly torture methods of the Middle Ages
In the Middle Ages, in order to reduce the rate of criminals and people in prison, warlords often devised extreme methods of torture.
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Mummification techniques in the world
Using peat swamp, shark liver oil or chemical tank, many communities around the world have developed ways to mummify to keep the body alive for years.
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The strange 'honeycomb' grave on the island of Sicily Italy
The Pantalica graveyard in Sicily, Italy is a prehistoric grave complex, consisting of thousands of graves carved into the canyon wall, resembling a honeycomb.
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Mysterious decoding of children's skulls scattered around the lake in Switzerland
Experts say that these children 's skulls were given as sacrificial sacrifices.
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Mystery Machu Picchu mysteriously built by aliens?
Historical researcher Brien Forester recently made new judgments that the Machu Picchu ruins of the famous Inca empire could be built by aliens.
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Why does the ancient Roman gladiator statue have a strange posture?
The bronze statue, dating from about 2,000 years old, features a naked woman with only a small piece of cloth wrapped around her waist, her left hand holding a high-post…
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The mysteries surrounding the death of Oetzi people
The Oetzi tape did not have to die alone on the way to escape but was revered and solemnly buried as a warrior.
World Heritage
Sammallahdenmaki Bronze Age archaeological site in Lappi
Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Sammallahdenmaki Bronze Age Archaeological Site in Finland's Lappi as a World Cultural Herita…
Oceanography
The shark is engrossed in hunting at the feet of Australian students
Photographer Sean Scott was surprised to see two Bronze Whaler sharks, also known as Copper sharks, 2-3 meters long swimming near the group of students playing with surf…