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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.
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Egypt launches the pyramid project with a radar scanner
Minister Damaty said the Bent Pyramid, built by the founder of the Fourth Dynasty Pharaoh Sneferu (2613-2589 BC), was chosen as the first place to implement the project.
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The letter is in an eerie color for 300 years
Preserved at Cambridge University, England, the world's oldest color printing book is still in its original form after more than 300 years.
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Decipher the mystery of the most strange creature ever discovered
Scientists have solved the 180-year mystery of South American ungulate mammals that famous naturalist Charles Darwin when he was described as
Archeology
Discover new archeology under Co Loa citadel
Archaeologists have discovered this form of ramparts formed earlier than Co Loa citadel of Dong Son residents' cultural age.
Archeology
Discover dental techniques in ancient times
Ancient evidence demonstrates the ingenuity and aesthetics of ancient people in cosmetic dentistry practice many millennia ago.
Archeology
Turtles have relatives with birds
Turtles may look like relatives of snakes and lizards, but DNA shows that they have more in common with birds.
Archeology
Sweden returned the pre-Inca shroud to Peru
On June 16, Sweden handed Peru a precious pre-Inca shroud in the first batch of smuggled foreign diplomats in the western South American country 80 years ago.
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Mummy has brain, no heart
This woman died at age 30 - 40, about 1,700 years ago. According to the technique at the time, all brains and organs had to be removed before embalming.
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This is one of the methods of healing the headaches of ancient Peruvians.
Archeology
Nanotechnology has been around since the 4th century?
Scientists were surprised when they discovered that a glass made by the Romans 1,600 years ago used techniques similar to modern nanotechnology.
Archeology
Discover ancient wells that have never run out of water
Cham Pa ancient well has just been discovered behind the historical cultural relics of Huu Quyen Temple (in Cam Huy commune, H.Cam Xuyen).
Archeology
Ancient gold-plating technology surpasses the present
More than 2,000 years ago, craftsmen developed the preeminent thin film coating technology that is still used today to produce DVDs, electronic devices and many other pr…
Archeology
French wine is of Italian origin
Archaeological evidence shows that grapes and wine processing techniques of France originated from Etrusca, part of Italy today.
Archeology
China unearthed the ancient bronze mirror manufacturing workshop
Chinese archaeologists said on April 24 that a bronze mirror factory was built 2,000 years ago in Shandong Province, eastern China.