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The largest 3,000-year-old castle on the bottom of Turkey
Divers discover the ruins of a 3,000-year-old castle hidden deep in the bottom of Lake Van, the largest lake in Turkey.
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Discover the ruins of the palace of Placentia - where King Henry VIII was born
According to archaeological experts, the ruins of the Palace of Placentia - where King Henry VIII was born was discovered near the River Thames.
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Ruining the village of the homeland of Jesus' apostle
Israeli and American archaeologists most likely found the home of Saint Peter, St. Andrew and Saint Philip near the Sea of Galille, also known as Lake Tiberias, in nor…
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Discover the remains of an ancient city on the outskirts of Vienne
According to the archaeologist, Benjamin Clement, this is the most significant excavation of Roman relics in the last 40-50 years.
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The skeleton is nearly two meters in the tomb of 5,000 years in China
Many other tall remains are often found in ancient tombs excavated in Shandong, China.
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Tutankhamun's beetle pendant is made from comets
The long history of the intact pendant was only discovered by thorough research from many industries.
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Excavation of ancient Egyptian tombs 2300 years old - at least 17 high-level mummies were found
The year 2017 was a bumper year for Egyptian archeology, when countless ancient tombs were found.
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Egypt reveals the tomb ruins of nearly 4,000 years old
Spanish scientists have discovered remnants of a grave garden of nearly 4,000-year-old Egyptian pharaohs in Luxor City, Upper Egypt.
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Discovering a thousand-year-old wall in China
Archaeologists have discovered part of the ruins of the castle walls of the Lama kingdom in the northeastern La Bo area of Xinjiang autonomous region (northwest China).
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2,000-year-old summer castle of the Roman emperor
The nearly 2,000-year-old summer castle of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius left many traces on the mountains of Turkey.
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Roman city 2,000 years under construction site
Historians find traces of an ancient Roman city dating back 2,000 years under a construction site in southern France.
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Unearth burnt house ruins, discover 400-year-old baked radish
These radishes are believed to be the ingredients for dinner of Russian soldiers while on their journey to conquer Siberia.
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Prehistoric ruins in volcanic caves in Dak Nong
Recently, scientists have discovered many relics and archaeological relics in volcanic caves of Krong No, Dak Nong - the most beautiful volcanic cave system in Southeast…
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The golden Buddha statue of 5.5 tons hides a hundred years under plaster casing
The 5,500-ton gold Buddha statue sits amidst the ruins of the ancient temple for many years with the outer plaster covering, only to be discovered after an unexpected ac…