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Not only two girls, archaeologists were not surprised when they found rare coins.
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Not only two girls, archaeologists were not surprised when they found rare coins.
The 200-year-old hat holder of the Qing emperor was turned into a decorative light for 50 years by a British couple without knowing its true value.
Colombian scientists say they have found a treasure trove of paleontologists in a cave in the northern state of Santander, with a series of fossils of large mammals livi…
Gold heart-shaped jewelry originated in the 10th century found in Bulgaria could be the queen Maria Lakapene, the wife of Tsar Petar I.
On October 19, Argentine scientists discovered the 70 million-year-old fossil Antarctic of a Middle-aged bird that still has a tracheal structure that can generate sound…
Experts at an Australian auction house found rare Ming Dynasty banknotes in China in a wooden ancient sculpture.
A couple found fossilized three-million-year-old mammoth teeth in Essex County, England.
The 3,000-year-old shipyard has the capacity to produce 274 vessels at the same time found in Turkey.
A man in Alcester (England) fell back when he discovered the bowl he used to make a bird bath for the past decade was actually a bowl dating back to Roman times.
When surveying the geography of the Black Sea surface area to learn about the prehistoric Black Sea, scientists unknowingly discovered about 40 wrecks in quite intact co…
Archaeologists find two rare swords in the 1,500-year-old tomb in the underground in southern Kyushu, Japan.
Recently, Chinese archaeologists excavated an ancient tomb and discovered a dead body of about 2,500 years old. Notably, this human skeleton is covered with a layer of c…
The 125-million-year-old fossil of the small reptile in intact marshes can even see feathers, skin and organs clearly visible.
It took Jonathan Bow two years to attach the 200 million-year-old plesiosaur fossil found in Wales after accidentally breaking it into 200 pieces.
Two families in the suburbs of Queensland, Australia, found extremely rare bones dating to 100 million years of ancient swordfish.