Archeology
DNA research from Jesus Christ
The bones of about 200 soldiers who died from Jesus are still in good condition under peat, allowing experts to hope for their ability to study DNA.
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Excavation of 2000-year-old gold warehouse
Archaeologists have suddenly discovered a precious treasure of jewelry, gold and silver dating back 2,000 years in Israel. According to the original judgment of scientis…
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Discover the forgotten language in Turkey
Archaeologists working in Turkey have found evidence of a forgotten language dating back more than 2,500 years, during the Assyrian Empire. According to UPI news agency,…
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Test AND and the secret of Viking empire
One of the archaeologists discovered the traces of a religious complex dating back about 4,000 years, a piece of earthen walls built by tribes of the time. end of New St…
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Discovered 500-year-old remains of the Aztec empire
Mexican archaeologists discovered about 50 remains of more than 500 years of the Aztec empire, some of which were placed in porcelain pots.
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How did the Khmer Empire perish?
Climate change may be the indirect cause of the collapse of the Khmer kingdom in Cambodia nearly 600 years ago.
Archeology
Civilization rises due to climate change
Inca construction, war art and farming techniques make the whole world admire for thousands of years. But they will not have such achievements if the climate does not be…
Archeology
1,700-year-old disc
Archaeologists have found a opaque glass plate in the eastern part of London, made from the Roman Empire.
Archeology
Found 2,000 year old earrings
Israeli archaeologists have found a sophisticated earrings made of gold, pearls and emeralds in Jerusalem.
Archeology
Climate change is the decaying cause of the Roman Empire
The decline of the Roman and Byzantine empires in the Eastern Mediterranean more than 1400 years ago may have originated from adverse climate changes.
Archeology
Ancient statues covered with blood
Scientists claim that the Mali Empire's sculptors - a well-known wealthy empire and once a source of half the world's gold - have painted their sculptures with blood.
Archeology
The most magnificent cities in the ancient world
There are cities that are currently buried somewhere under the rubble, but for those who live in their splendor, these cities are the center of the universe.
Archeology
Detecting salt mummies from 1,800 years ago
During the period of the Roman Empire, only after the collapse of ancient Persia (present-day Iran), a salt mine worker in northwestern Iran was killed after a catastrop…
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Discovering the tomb of King Herod
Israeli scientists have found the grave of the great Herod - the Jewish emperor in the Roman empire in ancient Judea. The discovery was found at Herodium, where Herod's…
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Discovered an ancient stone statue weighing 12.5 tons in Mexico City
Mexican archaeologists discovered a 12.5-ton monolithic statue at the ruins of an ancient Aztec temple in downtown Mexico, with an impressive 4m height.