The truth behind the mysterious golden city legend
For hundreds of years, many greedy people from Europe have perished in the pitiful forest of South America in the hope of finding the golden city of El Dorado.
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For hundreds of years, many greedy people from Europe have perished in the pitiful forest of South America in the hope of finding the golden city of El Dorado.
Recently, for the first time, scientists have found a way to use one of the most valuable metals to dye human hair, promising to give precious metal lovers a pure gold h…
A study confirms that genius scientist Isaac Newton saved the British economy a million pounds equivalent by taking measures to standardize the kingdom's gold coin.
Swiss scientists collaborating with watchmaker Hublot create very hard and shiny 18 karat gold.
Why did gold become the standard element for casting money in ancient times? Why not copper, platinum or argon?
Researchers at the University of Virginia, USA, have identified a specific location that triggers the activation of oxygen molecules to produce an oxidation reaction on…
American treasure seekers discovered half a million silver coins, hundreds of gold coins and other gold items on a ship wrecked in the Atlantic Ocean. The shipwreck from…
The golden rains pouring into the globe during 200 million years helped cover the earth's surface with a huge amount of precious metals.
Florentine gold diamond is one of the most famous treasures in the world. This valuable diamond goes through many hands, including the Austrian royal family.
In recent years, scientists have discovered that many planets may be eligible for life to grow, the problem is that at the current level, humans have not been able to go…
According to scientists, today there are many treasures in the world, mentioned by the history books, but have not been found yet so they are considered temporary treasu…
In 156 AD, the Spanish navigator led an expedition to the treasure island, and found that the aborigines on the island wore jewelry that gleamed with gold. They were ama…
For more than 400 years, since Spanish navigators discovered the Amazon River located on mainland South America, the big river billowed over an area of 2.8 million squ…
Who is the owner of the Great Zimbabwe monument, why is this kingdom in decline still a hidden mystery to historical researchers.
A group of American and Honduran archaeologists claims to have found it