Archeology
Eternal love through a kiss photo of 2,800 years has touched many people
Two skeletons found at an archaeological excavation site, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran in a forward-facing position and exchanging kisses, date to 2,800 years.
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Detected intact 1.1 ton skull of tyrant dinosaurs
American paleontologists unearthed fossils of a tyrant dinosaur who lived nearly 70 million years ago with an almost intact skull.
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1,700-year-old gold rings engrave love figures
A gold ring, featuring the elaborate carved stone agate of Cupid's love image, was found near the village of Tangley in England.
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Wedding rings in the ancient world
In the ancient world, the wedding ring not only represents the eternity of love, but also symbolizes the purchase of a bride, the control of the husband's property or th…
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Magic manual of ancient Egypt
Researchers deciphered a handbook from ancient Egypt, revealing many spells, magic about love, methods of exorcism and healing.
Archeology
Emotional letter of ancient Roman soldier from 1,800 years ago
The letter revealed in part the sentiment and longing for the Roman soldier to participate in fighting for the army.
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900 years ago the Vikings wrote love letters
A romantic message engraved on a piece of bone over 900 years ago was found in Sweden.
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Found the gay love letter of the ancient Greek poet
Researchers have just archived one of the ancient intact letters of the first female poet to mention homosexual love.
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Read the 400-year love letter on Korean mummies
Archaeologists were surprised to read the touching letter placed on the chest of a mummy man ...
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The pair of insects love each other for 165 million years
Fossilized Chinese scientists of two ancient insects are still in mating posture due to being interrupted by a volcanic eruption.
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Prehistoric Europeans like to eat spicy
Civilization of prehistoric Nordic people loves spicy food. They use garlic, mustard as a spice in dishes thousands of years ago.
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The story of our ancestors' love with extinct people
The last mating between Neanderthals was extinct with modern people taking place from 47,000 to 65,000 years ago.
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Restoration of 'love song' from Jurassic
The love song of an extinct grasshopper species from 165 million years ago has been successfully restored by scientists.
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People love milk from 6000 BC
The new study shows that people start taking cow's milk and other types of milk as well as processing and storing dairy products from before the original 2000 year.