World Heritage
Church, hill in Vezelay - France
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Church, the hill in Vézelay of France as a World Cultural Heritage in 1979.
Monastery
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Monastery.
Topic archive
Articles about Monastery
73 published items.
Archeology
Discover the world's oldest whiskey stove in Scotland
Scottish archaeologists have just made a notable discovery, which is the ruins believed to be the oldest distilled whiskey in the world ever discovered.
Archeology
What priceless sword warrior does the Viking warrior possess?
Viking warriors are historically famous for carrying out many attacks on villages, monasteries ... and robbing gold, valuable possessions and beautiful young girls.
Archeology
Colombian boy goes out, finds fossil 90 million years old
Rio Santiago Dolmetsch, 10 years old, is on a tour and explores the La Candelaria monastery in Colombia in 2015.
Archeology
Detecting the skeleton of a monk is cut off meat before being buried
Researchers at McMaster University, Hamilton, USA, after unearthing four graves with 123 corpses in the medieval Christian monastery, Sudan came to the conclusion that t…
Archeology
Highway replica hanging garden Babylon nearly intact after 2000 years
Archaeologists have discovered the Petra garden system in Jordan, dubbed the newly discovered copy of Babylon after 2,000 years of being buried.
Archeology
The King of England may be under a prison car park
The tomb of King Henry I is found in the ruins of the monastery beneath the prison of Reading, Berkshire, England.
Archeology
Braided hair may belong to the goddess in the coffin
After nearly a millennium, long braided hair found in the lead coffin at the foot of the British monastery is still intact and alive as if the hair on the head of a livi…
Archeology
The whip revealed the monastic life in the Black Death pandemic
Archaeologists found the secret behind some of the twisted copper wire sections unearthed at a monastery since the Middle Ages.
Archeology
The aromatic oil of the aristocratic family of the 16th century French
Five hearts were discovered in the burial cellar of a French noble family living in the 16th century with muscles cut off from the body and placed in a heart-shaped vase.
Archeology
The clue about Mona Lisa's remains
A group of Italian scientists has found the skeleton most likely belongs to Lisa Gherardini, who is believed to be the archetype of the famous Mono Lisa painting.
Archeology
Excavating 92 medieval skeletons in the English church
Archaeologists have excavated many skeletons at a church in Oxford, England revealed medieval life.
Archeology
Discovering the great tomb of Cervantes
Spanish scientists yesterday affirmed that they found the great burial place of Cervantes, the author of the classic novel.
Archeology
Discover the extremely rare seal of the Crusade
The Israeli Antiquities Administration announced that it had unearthed an extremely rare lead seal, dating from the famous Crusader period in history.
Archeology
Alfred Dai's remains
The mysteries surrounding the Anglo-Saxon warrior king promise to be discovered soon, after a piece of his remains was finally found.