Attempt to restore the tomb of the famous sculptor Michelangelo
More than 100 sponsors from 12 countries around the world participated in the restoration project of the famous Renaissance sculptor Michelangelo Buonarotti in Florence,…
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More than 100 sponsors from 12 countries around the world participated in the restoration project of the famous Renaissance sculptor Michelangelo Buonarotti in Florence,…
Many Egyptians believe that Emperor Tutankhamun was the result of a close marriage between two siblings, but others insisted that he was the son of a cousin.
A group of international archaeologists have unearthed a beautiful glass mosaic picture and is well preserved despite being 2,200 years old. The site is located in the o…
Masamune is a sword made from the end of the Kamakura period and used during the Southern North Dynasty.
DNA analysis from fossil toe bones of the Neanderthal woman, dating back to 50,000 years, shows that signs of inbreeding may have been common in these ancient generation…
On 11/11 the anthropological and historical work group of Phuc Dan University, China announced the latest research on DNA of Cao Cao's family.
As the author of world famous paintings, Leonardo da Vinci is also known as a talented anatomist and 500-year-old sketches depicting parts of the human body exactly to t…
Recently archaeologists have found six ancient cannons at the mouth of the Chagres river in Panama. These cannons of the famous pirate Henry Morgan.
Young Emperor Tutankhamun, whose life and death attracted the attention of the scientific community for nearly a century, died of bone disease and malaria.
Scientists have just made a project to take 150,000 high-resolution photos of the Otzi tape.
Egyptologists claim that they have identified Hatshepsut's mummy, the most famous queen of ancient Egypt, found in a shabby grave in the Valley of the Kings.
The meteorologists in the country forecast the aurora will appear before so many people have flocked here to observe the aurora, a phenomenon also called by the American…
Many prominent military rulers in history possessed famous steeds, stormed the battlefield and won great victories.
In 218 BC, the famous Carthage general, Hannibal, had 38,000 infantry, 8,000 cavalry, and 37 elephants crossed the Alps, making a miracle.