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The first wine was born where?
Dr Patrick McGovern (University of Pennsylvania, USA) said experiments on ceramic jars from Jiahu Village, Henan Province (China) found traces of fermented drinks made f…
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1001 mystery
Divers share true stories about ghosts
Mysterious stories about ghosts that often appear in houses, abandoned castles are no stranger to many people. But the existence of ghosts drowning, dwelling in the wate…
1001 mystery
Strange widgets of aliens
Three years ago, US scientist Edgar Mitchell, who had landed with the Apollo 14 on the moon 37 years ago, reaffirmed the notion that extraterrestrial life existed.
1001 mystery
Mysterious magic mirror in the Far East
Chinese and Japanese have long kept rare mirrors that are miraculous in that they are made of solid copper but can let light through. The Chinese call them names with th…
1001 mystery
The Chilean government confirmed UFO detection
The Aeronautics Abnormal Research Commission (CEFAA), affiliated with the Chilean Civil Aviation Authority, confirmed the strange flying object, discovered above a coppe…
World Heritage
Sewell mining town
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Chile's Sewell Mining Town as a World Cultural Heritage in 2006.
World Heritage
Mining area in the town of Roros - Norway
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Norway's Roros Mining Zone as a World Cultural Heritage in 1980.
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…
Archeology
Discovered a thousand-year-old wine in China
Chinese archaeologists have recently found an ancient copper jar of 2,000-year-old age in an ancient tomb containing an equivalent age-specific wine.
Archeology
Nearly 4,000 years ago, how did customers complain about the service?
An artifact believed to be a complaint from the oldest human client, revealed many surprises.
Archeology
Discover the secret from the gold store in Bulgaria
The treasure revealed in prehistoric tombs in Bulgaria is the first evidence of social stratification, but no one knows what causes the civilization to decline.
Archeology
Mysterious mummy baby with 1 arm
According to NYT, in 2005, Hungarian archaeologist Dr. Janos Balazs found the arm of a mummy child holding a greened coin.
Archeology
The mystery surrounds the Otzi ribbon ax
In 1991, two German climbers suddenly discovered a mummy preserved intact in the ice and named the Otzi gang.
Archeology
The bronze mirror is still shiny after 1,900 years underground
The 11.3-cm copper mirror was unearthed in April at Nakashima archaeological site in Fukuoka City, Japan, the International Business Times reported.
Archeology
Raw materials for blue ink production of ancient Egypt
Historically, archaeologists believe that the ancient Egyptians used black ink, which was purely carbon-based until the 4th and 5th centuries.