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The picture 'Vitruvius', dating back to 1490 of the famous Leonardo da Vinci, is one of the best examples of perfect people.
A colorful collar draped over an ancient mummy dating back to 2,300 years with mysterious figures symbolizing the immortal soul of mummies in ancient Egyptian beliefs.
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Australia has announced a project to explore an ice sheet dating back to 2,000 Antarctica in an attempt to answer questions about how much ice has melted on Earth and ho…
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Scientists have discovered a region dating back 56 million years in the North Atlantic, from data provided by oil corporations.
The fact that archaeologists discovered the human remains dating back 400,000 years in Israel could force the scientific community to rewrite the entire evolutionary sto…
The area discovered by Brett Cousins is one of the oldest dating sites in Hawaii. The area is expected to fall between 100 and 150,000 years old.
A large aluminum object dating back to 250,000 years is controversial because it appears much earlier than when people learned of aluminum metal.
NASA published a photo from the space of the mysterious giant images on the ground (geoglyph) dating back about 8,000 years in Kazakhstan.
The giant stone circles in the Middle East, dating back at least 2,000 years, challenge scientists' answers for decades.
The bronze statue, dating from about 2,000 years old, features a naked woman with only a small piece of cloth wrapped around her waist, her left hand holding a high-post…
Scientists are trying to uncover the mystery of a pill found in a shipwreck dating back 2,000 years, in fact the tablet has been made from other plant herbs. together.
Scientists have discovered the fossil of a giant monster with a reptile fish in a Jurassic cemetery dating back 150 million years, on h & o.
The United Nations Science, Education and Cultural Organization has recognized Ban Chiang Archaeological Site as a World Cultural Heritage in 1992.