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Mummies are often associated with legends in Egypt. However, archaeologists have discovered and excavated many of the mummies that remain intact and contain many unexplo…
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Mummies are often associated with legends in Egypt. However, archaeologists have discovered and excavated many of the mummies that remain intact and contain many unexplo…
Many people flocked to the church in a small village near the Macedonian capital after someone saw tears falling from the Virgin Mary's painting.
The mysterious phenomenon of tearful Virgin Mary statues in different countries around the world still has no answer, and continues to draw the attention of public opini…
Living in a desert hotel, completely isolated from male sharks, but a
Two shark sharks that live in the aquarium VinPearlland (Nha Trang) have spawned themselves without males.
A serious drought in Mexico revealing the 400-year-old church is almost completely intact, though it has been under water for decades.
Items associated with the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, are almost nonexistent, except for the grave that is said to be her burial place in Jersusalem.
Portrait of a 2500-year-old mummy - Princess Ukok has been restored using 3D models and her own mummy skull.
Greek archaeologists excavated a large grave of Alexander the Great on Kasta hill, Serres region in northern Greece.
For the first time, researchers have recreated the Vestal virgins hairstyle, considered the oldest in Roman times, on the head of modern models.
Recent research on a 500-year-old mummy named
During a survey on Ha Long Bay, Vietnam Institute of Archeology and Ha Long Bay Management Board discovered a vestige of an ancient ceramic dock in Trinh Nu cave.
Jesus' great-grandfather was a woman named Ismeria - a descendant of the tribe under the Jewish King David, according to a historian's analysis of the records ...
New archaeologists claim that the victims of the ancient Mayan sacrifice in Mexico - people throwing children into water tanks - could be boys or young men, not virgins…
Hundreds of people flocked to the Salta Museum, Argentina, to admire the mummy of a 15-year-old Inca girl who was dropped from a volcano as a sacrifice 500 years ago.