Archeology
Found the thousand-year-old coffin of the Roman emperor's bodyguard
The stone sarcophagus contains the intact remains of a bodyguard who once protected the Roman emperor Diocletian and many burial items.
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Archeology
Bronze Age: When Metallurgy Begins to Rule the World
The Bronze Age is one of the important periods in the development of human history.
Archeology
Discovered the only female warrior from the Stone Age
A mysterious 6,500-year-old woman's grave and several arrowheads have just been discovered in northern France that may reveal details about the treatment of women in the…
Health
New type of Hydrogel helps to clean out kidney stones in the body
A new type of hydrogel developed by a German company can help doctors thoroughly treat kidney stones in a patient's body.
Archeology
The shocking answer about the birth of the 4,500-year-old Stonehenge megalithic work
4,500 years ago, prehistoric people built a mysterious Stonehenge megalithic circle in what is present-day Wiltshire, England.
Archeology
The mystery of the mother's skeleton was found still carrying the baby after 4800 years
This photo of a stone age skeleton of a mother holding her child in an unearthed common grave has gone viral and attracted a wide range of organisations.
1001 mystery
The Japanese were confused when the stone that sealed the 9-tailed fox broke
It was discovered that the 'killing stone' in Tochigi province, Japan was broken in two, suspected that the 9-tailed fox trapped in it broke the seal and escaped.
Archeology
CT scan 'Venus Willendorf': Uncovering the shocking secret of a peerless treasure
The material of the goddess Willendorf - a strange ancient statue that has puzzled scientists for many years.
Archeology
Ritual hunting site discovered in the Jordan desert from 7,000 BC
Archaeologists have found ritual hunting sites in the Jordan desert from 7,000 BC
Archeology
A species that has evolved enough to use tools like stone humans
According to Sci News, orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus) have been tested for using primitive tools that humans used in the Stone Age.
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Strange: 'Living' rocks can grow, multiply and move - VN Intellectual
You may wonder when you read this title, but it is true that such a thing exists. Trovants in Romania are incredible rocks because they can grow, multiply, even move. Un…
1001 mystery
The mystery behind the $ 4.3 million cosmic diamond
Geologists still cannot determine for sure whether the giant diamond called Enigma crystallized in the Earth's mantle or fell from space.
1001 mystery
The mystery of the 'Devil's' stone column in the UK
In the center of Yorkshire county (England) appeared three vertical stone columns, 5.5 - 6.7 and 6.8m high, respectively. They line up in a row, along the southeast - no…
Archeology
400 year old prototype of ninja weapon discovered
Experts found many flat stones with sharp edges and clay balls that are likely to be precursors of later ninja weapons.
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Found an extremely rare 2.6 billion-year-old black diamond from extraterrestrial
The rare 555.55-carat black diamond, the result of an asteroid-Earth collision billions of years ago, could be worth as much as $5 million.