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Sacred mountain Sulaiman-Too - World cultural heritage in Kyrgyzstan
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized the Sacred Mountain Sulaiman-Too of Kyrgyzstan as a World Cultural Heritage in 2009.
Silk
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Oceanography
The sharks are approaching the whale shark to rub their backs
In the video, smaller silk sharks are alternating rubbing against the whale shark.
Oceanography
The most diverse worm species on the ocean floor
With over 10,000 different species on the ocean floor, many silk worms become champions of species diversity. This strange creature has survived the greatest extinction…
Oceanography
Sardines can produce silk like silkworms
The non-jaw, invertebrate rocky grouper, which looks like giant worms, is a primitive species that lives on the ocean floor, present on the planet 500 million years ago.
Archeology
Discovered the mummy 'beauty sleeping in the lake' 2,000 years old wearing a silk dress
The remains of the 2,000-year-old 'beauty' were discovered in the upstream reservoir of a giant dam of 242m high, in the Yenisei River, Siberia, southern Russia, Mirror…
Archeology
The tick sucks dead blood stuck in amber 100 million years
A group of scientists at the University of Kansas discovered that the body sucked blood in amber from the Cretaceous period in Myanmar, Fox News reported on June 18.
Archeology
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).
Archeology
Discovered an ancient Buddha image of 2000 years of rare and rare blush
Archaeologists have unearthed a Buddha statue in Afghanistan. What is special here is that this 1700-year-old Buddha statue can survive a constant war without being deva…
Archeology
Evidence of Chinese silk production from 8500 years ago
Evidence obtained from three 8,500-year-old tombs in Henan Province, China shows that ancient people used silk thousands of years ago.
Archeology
Ancient tomb 2,000 years next to the silk road on the sea
People in Guangxi, China discovered an ancient tomb at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 TCN-220), located near the river used to be a Chinese feudal sea silk route.
Archeology
The 800-year-old shipwreck contains more than 14,000 gold and silver items
Thousands of gold, silver and bronze objects were salvaged from Nam Hai 1, the Chinese cargo ship sank 800 years ago.
Archeology
Thousand-year sphinx statue in the tomb of Tang Dynasty
Scientists found a sphinx statue dating back more than 1,000 years in the ancient Tang tomb in northwestern China.
Archeology
Greatly make medieval Bible books
A simple PVC eraser has mysteriously decoded the silk-like parchment used to make the first medieval pocket Bible books.
Archeology
Found many relics on the Silk Road
Chinese media reported in early 2013, archaeologists discovered more than 1,700 relics of the Buddha in Gansu province (China) on the Silk Road.
Archeology
Many dried corpses exposed on the
Archaeologists found dried corpses in more than 100 baby tombs along an ancient trade route linking Europe with the Far East in Chinese territory.