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Ancient tombs are full of Chinese emperor's treasures
The newly discovered 2,100-year-old tomb of Emperor Liu Fei in Jiangsu Province, with various burial and gold items, shows the lavish life of ancient emperors.
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150 mysterious mummies revealed in America
Archaeologists from Poland, Peru and Colombia saw 150 unidentified mummies in the Atacama desert, north of Chile with many different poses.
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Discovering ancient tombs for nearly 2000 years in China
Recent archaeologists have discovered more than 100 burial tombs, dating from the Eastern Han Dynasty, in Jiangsu Province, eastern China.
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Found 3,300 years old pants
The German archaeological institute in Berlin has unearthed a relatively intact, 3,300-year-old ancient pants at the Yanghai burial site (China), believed to be the olde…
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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.
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The tomb inside the pyramid at Abydos
An ancient tomb of 3,300 years has mantras, mystical guardian charms that have just been discovered in a pyramid in Abydos, Egypt.
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Found 5,600-year-old cat bones in Egypt
Six new skeletons of cats over 5,600 years old were discovered by archaeologists in a burial site in Egypt, suggesting that cats may have been domesticated here since an…
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Dogs buried collectively in Mexico
Recent archaeologists have discovered a special burial site containing the skeletons of 12 dogs from the 14th century.
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3600 year old cheese on ancient mummy
The oldest piece of cheese in the world, dating to over 3,600 years, was discovered on the neck and chest of intact mummies in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, China.
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Mysterious double tombs in Siberia
Recent archaeologists excavated many graves of double burial or family burial in Siberia, dating back about 3,500 years.
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Archeology of ancient pig-shaped milk bottles
Italian archaeologists believe that this terracotta pig is used as a milk bottle for modern children.
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Many tombs have been discovered dating back over 6000 years
Archaeologists have discovered many burial tombs of primitive people dating to more than 6,000 years at Na Mo cave, Huong Ne commune, Ngan Son district, Bac Kan province.
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Mysterious discoveries in the Middle Ages
A tomb dating back 900 years to store 7 mummies has been unearthed at Old Dongola in Sudan, with many mysterious details.
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Detecting Qin Shihuang's armor of terracotta warriors
Mausoleum 'Qin Shihuang' is considered to be the largest tomb in the world, and is also one of the most peculiar mausoleum structures in human history.