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The truth about Bao: Devouring Bao Gong
A series of surprises and wonders appear when the grave of Bao Cong
Excavation
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Admire the most magnificent city ruins of ancient times
The results of large-scale excavations have outlined the face of the most magnificent ancient city in the Syrian territory today.
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Discover the diamond mine in Kimberley
Located in the heart of Kimberley city (South Africa) is Big Hole - the deepest artificial earth pit in the world. Many diamonds are found in Kimberley and Big Hole.
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Why do ancient Egyptians only sex in the summer?
A new study revealed, ancient Egyptians mainly sex in the summer. Archaeologists studying at a cemetery in Egypt's Dakhleh oasis unearthed 765 ancient tombs.
1001 mystery
Graveyard 'alien' in Africa
A group of archaeologists has found a mysterious burial place in the jungle near the capital of Kwali of Rwanda (located in Central Africa). The skeletons here are stran…
1001 mystery
The spell of the spell on the Pyramid tombstone
The pyramid is the tomb that ancient Egyptian kings built for themselves. The Egyptian pyramid is considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Most of the l…
1001 mystery
Vampire remains revealed in Poland
The skulls of the remains of southern Poland lay on their legs, a sign that they were cut in vampires for vampires.
1001 mystery
The truth of the death of the 16th century astronomy
Two years after the body of Tycho Brahe was unearthed at the tomb in Prague, chemical analyzes showed that this 16th-century astronomer did not have to die of mercury po…
1001 mystery
Revealing the mystery of the statue on Easter Island
According to an email that is spreading on the internet in recent weeks, the mysterious statues on Easter Island actually have the body, not the bare head with the big h…
World Heritage
Archaeological site of prehistoric people in Sangiran
The United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Archaeological Site of the Sangiran prehistoric people in Indonesia as a World Cu…
World Heritage
Ban Chiang archaeological site
The United Nations Science, Education and Cultural Organization has recognized Ban Chiang Archaeological Site as a World Cultural Heritage in 1992.
Archeology
ATM theft, accidentally ... collapsing treasure vault
Thinking that in a convenience store with an ATM, an unknown identity thief crashed a wall of a building in Dedham village (UK) during the night but failed to achieve it…
Archeology
Excavation of the 4,500-year-old road in Egypt - The process of building the Great Pyramid was resolved?
One of the greatest mysteries of humanity, is the appearance of giant pyramids in Egypt.
Archeology
Why hasn't China dared to excavate the tomb of Qin Shui Huang?
According to Ancient Origins, 2,200 years ago, Emperor Qin Shihuang was the first person to unify China, after the Warring States era.
Archeology
Display the 2,000-year-old stone carvings written in the name 'Jerusalem' in Hebrew
The 2,000-year-old stone was found at a location near the Jerusalem International Convention Center during an IAA excavation, before building a new road in the area.