Archeology
An odd ancient tower tomb population in Peru
Sillustani burial site located on the bank of Lake Umayo, Peru, is home to the unique funeral towers since ancient times named chullpa.
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Archeology
Evidence of 'brain drain' in ancient Egypt
An ancient coffin with strange decorative drawings reveals much of the chaos of ancient Egyptians 2500 years ago.
Archeology
Mummy has brain, no heart
This woman died at age 30 - 40, about 1,700 years ago. According to the technique at the time, all brains and organs had to be removed before embalming.
Archeology
Detecting traces of 'funeral funeral'
Israeli archaeologists have unearthed the remains of a fabulous remembrance of a deceased, near a grave of Natufian prehistoric people at Mount Carmel near Haifa, northe…
Archeology
Homosexuals are 5,000 years ago
Archaeologists in the Czech Republic have discovered a set of remains dating back 5,000 years to the body of a man but were buried in a manner commonly used for Stone Ag…
Archeology
Discovered a 300-year-old mysterious mummy in China
The special feature of this nearly intact mummy is that after only a few hours, the face starts to darken and the odor comes from the body.
Archeology
King Richard III will be buried
The Bishop of Leicester Church said it would hold a ceremonial funeral for King Richard III, with a floating tomb made of Yorkshire limestone.
Archeology
Revealed inside the tomb of King Richard III
Contrary to what people often think of a solemn funeral in the Royal, the last king of York's house - King Richard III is buried quite hastily.
Archeology
Discovered the ancient Maya prince tomb
Archaeologists have discovered the tomb of an ancient Mayan prince, buried with countless funeral gifts. The tomb dates back to the 8th century, ie 1300 years ago and wa…
Archeology
Detecting homosexual people
Archaeologists have unearthed a 6000-year-old male skeleton in the village of Prague, Czech Republic. Based on the method of burial, archaeologists think this is a skele…
Archeology
Play the giant phenomenon of Pharaoh power
Archaeologists have discovered one of the largest ever statues of an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh at his funeral temple in Luxor, southern Egypt.
Archeology
Mixtecs used cremation longer than we thought
An ancient Mexican cemetery contains evidence that the Mixtec Indians performed many funeral rituals, including the burial process about 3,000 years ago.
Biology
The unbelievable truth about celery: nutritious but the old tang ... flower hair
Do you like celery (celery) vegetables? To be fair, this is a vegetable that is not too tasty, but very nutritious with many different uses.
Animal world
'Tiger Queen' Machli: alone kill alligators, losing their canines still defeating the male tiger
For the scientific world, Machli is the most distinctive tiger individual ever by unbelievable victories throughout its 19-year life.
Animal world
Dog tired waiting for the owner to die at the church
After the owner died, the Tommy dog in Italy persisted in waiting for his master at the church and this story made many people touched.