Archeology
Discovered more than 3,000 years of pharaoh statues
On March 9, archaeologists discovered two pharaoh statues dating back more than 3,000 years in a suburb of Cairo's Egyptian capital.
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New discovery after opening the cap of Jesus' tomb
Recently, when the marble cap at the tomb of Jesus was opened after 500 years of closure, the researchers discovered limestone terraces that were thought to have once pl…
Archeology
Discover the stone bed Jesus Christ lay when he was buried
Conservation workers at the Holy Sepulcher Church in Jerusalem claim they have discovered a limestone bed that Jesus was laid on to be buried.
Archeology
Scary inside the world's largest crypt
Odessa tombs are located beneath the Ukrainian city of Odessa. It is a large tunnel system. Therefore, this place is said to be the largest tomb system in the world.
Archeology
Traces of the king's golden throne defeated Troy
Egyptian archaeologists found a block of stone that might belong to the throne of Agamemnon, the king leading the Greek army to invade Troy.
Archeology
The US discovered the pink fish does not have extremely rare eyes
There is a species of catfish that has no eyes only living in Mexico and has been discovered in a deep limestone cave in Texas (USA).
Archeology
The grave is filled with gold-clad grave belongings of King Tut
Not only did the mummy save the maternal grandparents of pharaoh Tutankhamun, the tomb also contained many luxury goods, showing the noble status of the deceased.
Archeology
Discover the largest ancient stone by humans
German archaeologists discovered the largest chiseled stone, dating back more than 2,000 years.
Archeology
Find remains in the mysterious tomb of Alexander the Great
The Greek Ministry of Culture said archaeologists in the country have found a skeleton, in a limestone sarcophagus of the third room in the mysterious tomb located in Am…
Archeology
Zigzag art in ancient tombs in Greece
Archaeologists working in Greece discovered an ancient tomb dating back to about 2,800 years, with pottery pots with zigzag and zigzag decoration.
Archeology
Egypt discovered many ancient tombs of the Pharaoh era
A group of Egyptian archaeologists has unearthed two tombs dating back to 3,100 years ago at the Sakkara archaeological site, located about 25km south of the Pyramids of…
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Restoring the statue of his sister pharaoh Tutankhamun
Egyptian authorities are recovering the statue of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, stolen from the museum during the August riots.
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
Discovered a new prehistoric shark in America
Archaeologists have discovered a species of prehistoric shark not known in a limestone area in Flagstaff, USA.
Archeology
French wine is of Italian origin
Archaeological evidence shows that grapes and wine processing techniques of France originated from Etrusca, part of Italy today.