Archeology
Found a hundred-year-old ancient statue at Angkor
According to Angkor's governing body, the newly discovered statue, nearly 2 meters tall, was carved from the end of the 12th century to the beginning of the 13th century…
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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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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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Discover the ancient Roman military road
Dutch archaeologists have discovered part of the military path that Roman soldiers marched through nearly 2,000 years ago, in order to defend against invading Germans on…
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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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Unexpected discovery of the
Everyone knows that ancient Egypt was a great civilization cradle, but its origin lies elsewhere.
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Depot of medicine for depression and heart disease buried 1,400 years
Archaeologists found the oldest archives to treat the biggest heart and depression depression ever in an excavation site in Turkey.
Archeology
Accidentally discovered the graveyard of hundred-year-old boats and ships on the seabed
When surveying the geography of the Black Sea surface area to learn about the prehistoric Black Sea, scientists unknowingly discovered about 40 wrecks in quite intact co…
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Horrifying revelations about the Eastern Roman Empire
Like many other civilizations, the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) took place many murdered emperors. Even, some princes died in extreme pain.
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Huge pool in ancient Roman city
The swimming pool is 30m long, 1.7m wide, 1m deep, originating from the Roman Empire excavated in the old city of Aphrodisias, Turkey.
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First time finding ancient Roman coins in Japan
On September 28, Japanese archaeologists said they first found ancient Roman coins in the ancient castle ruins on the southern island of Okinawa.
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Israel found the 700-year-old strange grenade
According to Epoch Times, the Israeli Antiquities Administration recently announced that it has recovered some rare artifacts, including an estimated 700-year-old grenad…
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The massive base of the ancient Greek navy
The large structure containing hundreds of warships in a seaport near Athens contributed to the resounding victory of the Greek army before the Persian Empire thousands…
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Discover the world's largest empire in Cambodia
Archaeologists have discovered many ancient strongholds near Cambodia's Angkor Wat ruins, according to The Guardian.
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Mask mysterious skulls in ancient Aztec temples
Scary skull masks in the Templo Mayor temple of the Aztec civilization have long been a great mystery for archaeologists.