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The tomb of Jesus was opened for the first time
Restoration experts working at the Holy Church in Israel flipped open the stone that covered the site of the tomb of Jesus.
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Symbol of female reproductive organs on the ceiling of Vatican cathedral
The famous Renaissance painter Michelangelo secretly painted a symbol of women's reproductive organs on the ceiling of the Sistin chapel in Vatican, Italy.
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The prison for witchcraft in Scotland in the 15th century
St. Mary's Chapel in Scotland used to be a place of detention and trial of those accused of witchcraft in the 15th century.
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Virtual reality comes from ancient times in Rome
The best virtual reality experience is probably in a BC-built cellar at Prima Porta on the outskirts of Rome.
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Discovering the portrait of gold encrusted angel where Jesus was born
A picture of a silver-encrusted angelic mosaic found in the Christmas church in Bethlehem, Palestine, the birthplace of Jesus.
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Mummy of mother and son 300 years old in the tomb of the church
Researchers plan to examine the mother and daughter's 300-year-old corpses autopsy discovered under a church in Hungary.
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The tragic death of the king was canonized in Sweden
In the final battle, Sweden's King Erik was surrounded by enemies and fell down with dozens of cuts on his body, then beheaded while dying.
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The skull of William Shakespeare may be stolen
Archaeologists say it is likely that grave robbers stole the skull of the great English writer, William Shakespeare.
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The statue is hidden under the walls of the 1,600-year-old church
The restoration of the Christmas church in Bethlehem, Palestine, revealed a holy statue of great historical and religious value.
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Scan the grave radar with Shakespeare's curse
Researchers scanned the grave radar with a curse to stop intruders from the great writer William Shakespeare at Trinity Church in Stratford upon Avon, England.
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Drought, exposed to the church 400 years under the Mexican reservoir
The prolonged drought caused the water level of the Grijalba River in southern Mexico to drop by nearly 25 meters and accidentally exposed the church 400 years to the bo…
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The most gruesome tombs in the world
In the world today there are still many strange and ghost tombs. These gloomy places keep ...
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Russia sought the solution of the last two Tsar's children
Russian investigators unearthed the remains of Tsar Nicholas II and Queen Alexandra to identify the last two members of their families.
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Identify the first 4 British leaders to set foot in the United States
Archaeologists on July 28 said they identified the remains of four men who contributed to the settlement of Jamestown, the first British colony in the New World.
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Mysterious infant body buried with the bishop of Sweden
Scientists discovered 5-month fetus under the missionary mummy in Swedish church crypt nearly 350 years ago.