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Discovered the mysterious skull tower of the Aztecs
More than 650 newly discovered human skulls in the city of Mexico City can help clarify the mystery of sacrifices of the Aztec carnivorous tribe.
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Mysterious tunnel at the base of the Moon pyramid
Archaeologists have found evidence that the presence of a secret tunnel at the foot of the Moon pyramid in the ancient city of Teotihuacan, Mexico.
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Explain the mystery of the ancient tombs in Pompeii
They show the political contradictions of the ancient Romans around the social war in this country.
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Discover traces of tribes eating ancient Aztecs in the Mexican capital
Right in the heart of Mexico City, archaeologists have found traces of a large temple worshiping the wind god of the Aztecs who ruled Central and South Mexico in the 14t…
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The largest pyramid in the world at the foot of the Mexican church
The Cholula pyramid in Mexico is the largest monument to the planet with four times the foundation of the Great Giza pyramid in Egypt and nearly twice the volume.
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Fossils of dinosaur eggs 70 million years in China
Fossils of 70 million year old dinosaur eggs were discovered at a construction site in southeast China.
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Egypt reveals the tomb ruins of nearly 4,000 years old
Spanish scientists have discovered remnants of a grave garden of nearly 4,000-year-old Egyptian pharaohs in Luxor City, Upper Egypt.
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Egypt plans to move the treasures of Pharaoh Tutankhamun
Archaeologists and conservation experts around the world discussed the safe movement of the treasures of Pharaoh Tutankhamun to a new location in Cairo, Egypt.
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Egypt discovered an ancient tomb more than 3,500 years containing many antiques
According to a reporter in Cairo, Egyptian archaeologists on April 18 announced new discoveries about an intact ancient tomb dating back more than 3,500 years to the 18t…
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The true body of the Pharaoh statue 3,000 years has been excavated
The Minister of Egyptian Monuments on March 16 said parts of the 3,000-year-old pharaoh statue that were recently excavated could be King Psamtek I instead of Ramses II…
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Roman city 2,000 years under construction site
Historians find traces of an ancient Roman city dating back 2,000 years under a construction site in southern France.
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Treasure legend: Amber room (Part 2)
There are Germans today who are still searching for traces of the Amber Room from Nazi palace during the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941.
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Unexpectedly discovered the 2,600-year-old palace under the tomb of the prophet Jonah
After liberating the eastern region of Mosul from the self-proclaimed Islamic State (IS), Iraqi authorities discovered a 2,600-year-old palace under the ruins of the tom…
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Discovered more than 3,000 years of pharaoh statues
On March 9, archaeologists discovered two pharaoh statues dating back more than 3,000 years in a suburb of Cairo's Egyptian capital.
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Pharaoh 'rises': Close up of the great 3,000-year-old sight of Egypt
Some parts of the 8-meter statue were given to archaeologists Ramses II, the famous pharaoh, excavated by archaeologists, with the upper half of the statue weighing 8 to…