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Professor Giza and mysterious puzzles
Legend has it that an Egyptian prince named Thutmose, because he was loved by his father, was hated by his brothers. Some people also conspired to kill the prince. To be…
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Mythical things have boundless power
The Egyptian gods used the magic book Thoth to read the language of animals and gods, and the gem Cintamani could turn all wishes into reality.
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Close-up of the life of the 'prince princess' of Kobe beef
Breaking into Kobe beef farm in Japan - where farmers daily loot, massage and give cows beer.
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The ghastly crimes of the prince
Count Dracula is a fictional vampire in the famous horror novel by writer Bram Stoker. But many believe, Dracula's prototype is a real historical prince, addicted to kil…
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New discovery: Christopher Colombus is a Polish prince
Manuel Rosa, a scientist at Duke University, USA, after more than 20 years of conducting research on Colombus, asserted that Colombus was a prince ...
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People should not contact extraterrestrial beings
Physical prince Stephen Hawking warns that extraterrestrial creatures may exist but humanity should not seek to contact them, because the consequences will be disastrous…
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The mystery of the
In 1914, the Austrian Prince-Hung Franz Ferdinand was assassinated while moving on the Double Phaeton car of 1910. This is a product of Graf & Stift.
World Heritage
Sukhothai historic city
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization (Unesco) has recognized Thailand's Sukhothai Historical City as a World Cultural Heritage in 1991.
Archeology
The process of world domination and the destruction of dinosaurs
Dinosaurs became princes that ruled the Earth in the Jurassic and Cretaceous period but were nearly destroyed in 66 million years ago.
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A tomb of 3,000 years may contain the treasure of Scythia prince
The ancient burial tomb is believed to belong to a 9th-century Scythian prince discovered by a Swiss archaeologist Gino Caspari.
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The secret behind the death of the last Pharaoh
According to history books, the Third Ramesses took the supreme power of ruling Egypt from 1186 BC to 1155 BC.
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Discovered the British wreck carrying 30 gold barrels at the bottom of the Black Sea
Historians may have found the wreck of the British ship 160 years ago, dragging 30 gold barrels to the bottom of the Black Sea.
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Successful restoration of the Egyptian princess mummy
Recently, the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai (India) successfully restored a 4,500-year-old mummy.