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Project Ichthyander sent people to the sea to live under the Soviet Union
The world's first experiments on human underwater life were conducted in the waters of Crimea in the former Soviet Union.
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Archeology
Exquisite gold jewelry of ancient nobility unearthed
Archaeologists have unearthed gold and silver jewellery at an early medieval cemetery near the city of Sevastopol in Crimea.
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The most powerful Empire ever defeated the Roman Empire and ended after 'bullying' Russia
The Ottoman Empire (Turkey) lasted for 623 years, defeating stunned opponents like the Roman Empire, but when it came to fighting Russia, it began to decline without bra…
Oceanography
Whales can ... learn a foreign language
A 4-year-old white whale has become the main character of the study recently published in the journal Animal Cognition.
Archeology
Discovered the British wreck carrying 30 gold barrels at the bottom of the Black Sea
Historians may have found the wreck of the British ship 160 years ago, dragging 30 gold barrels to the bottom of the Black Sea.
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Unique seabed sculpture museum
The unique Alley of Leaders Museum was created in 1992 at the tip of Tarhankut, the Crimea by Vladimir Broumenskyy.
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Brilliant wild salt lake in Crimea
Not only does it provide a huge amount of salt, the salt marshes in Sivash (Crimea) also give viewers great views.
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Visit Europe's leading solar power plant
Okhotnikovo solar park, located on the Crimea peninsula, southern Ukraine, is the largest solar power plant in central and eastern Europe, producing enough electricity t…
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Turkey: the 12th victim of Crimea-Congo fever
Crimea-Congo dengue fever has killed 12 people in Turkey since the beginning of the year. The latest victim is a hostess in Karabük (northern Turkey) killed in a hospita…