The culprit killed the Sultan of ancient Egypt
Dr. Stephen J. Gluckman, a professor of medicine at the School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, USA, diagnosed the illness of Sultan Saladin after carefull…
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Dr. Stephen J. Gluckman, a professor of medicine at the School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, USA, diagnosed the illness of Sultan Saladin after carefull…
The 1,300-year-old remains of a woman with holes in her skull and fetus between her legs were found in a narrow stone tomb beneath the medieval town of Imola in Italy, a…
The burial place of Genghis Khan has long been a controversial topic. According to the history books, the founder of the Mongolian empire asked to be buried in an anonym…
The mummies always carry secrets with them. And sometimes, if people violate those secrets, people will have to suffer terrible consequences. 'Iceman' Otzi is also one o…
From thousands of year-old crocodiles to girls of pneumonia in the 20th century, these mummies tell great stories about life and death.
History shows that Qin Shihuang prepared his death very carefully.
According to history books, the Third Ramesses took the supreme power of ruling Egypt from 1186 BC to 1155 BC.
Nearly 400 years since the start of the Thirty Years' War, researchers have uncovered new discoveries about the lives and deaths of soldiers fighting in this war.
Inside the National Treasure of Israel, there is a burial box engraved with Jesus' name, helping archaeologists learn about the life and death of Jesus.
Thanks to modern technologies, scientists recreated the face of a British man living in the 13th century, based on his 700-year-old remnants.
Archaeologists have studied the otzi mummy stored in the Italian city of Bolzano to determine the final meal information of the villain.
The hair beard model taken from the astronomer Tycho Brache contained 20-100 times as much gold as normal, indicating high exposure to this element.
Scientists found evidence that a river in southern Jordan was poisoned by lead 7,000 years ago by human metallurgy.
Two skeletons found at an archaeological excavation site, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran in a forward-facing position and exchanging kisses, date to 2,800 years.
British archaeologists have found 48 skeletons in a mass grave, dating from the 14th century.