Oceanography
Discovering the intact fight of the Nazis under the sea
A rare bomber of World War II Nazi Germany was shot down on the English Channel and nearly preserved by preserved sand.
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Oceanography
'Time bomb' on the Baltic Sea
Bombs, torpedoes float from the sea from World War 2, toxic chemicals seep into seafood, unexpected explosions of rusty weapons are putting a big threat on the Baltic Se…
Archeology
Discovered the remains of the ancient city built by the former Trojan prisoner
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of the ancient ancient city of Tenea built by the former Troy's former prisoners.
Archeology
Troy ruins ruins on the hill of Turkey
When Homer's Iliad was first written in the 8th century BC, the Trojan War became a familiar folk tale.
Archeology
The 'socks' are 1,800 years old gold rings
According to Al Bawaba, Jason Massey, 45, a pest control worker, has discovered a rare ring engraved with the Roman goddess figure in a field near Crewkerne.
Archeology
Shocking discovery of the 2.3kg hand of the Romans
An ancient 2.3kg heavy bronze hand of ancient Romans was unearthed by archaeologists at the Hadrian border wall area in England.
Archeology
Discover the ruins of the savage tribal war in Europe
Archaeologists have found evidence that thousands of people from nearly 400 tribes in Germany died in the war with a group of mysterious people in Denmark.
Archeology
Goddess Sekhmet 'exposes himself' in Egypt
German and Egyptian archaeologists have found six statues of Sekhmet in an ancient temple in Luxor city.
Archeology
Nuclear war ever occurred prehistoric times?
500,000 years ago, the ancients described the war scene as seeing firsthand the nuclear war in the Indian Mahabharata epic.
Archeology
Egypt discovered 27 more statues of the war goddess Sekhmet
According to a reporter in Cairo on December 3, Secretary-General of the Supreme Egyptian Archeology Council, Mostafa Waziri said the statues were carved out of black st…
Archeology
Discovering the ancient city disappeared 2000 years ago
Surprisingly, this city was found with traces of war despite being quite far from the battle area.
Archeology
Mysterious tunnel system from World War I under the British supermarket
Historical experts believe that this tunnel system may have been used in both world wars.
Archeology
Explain the mystery of the ancient tombs in Pompeii
They show the political contradictions of the ancient Romans around the social war in this country.
Archeology
Detect tremors from the 17th-century warrior grave in Germany
Nearly 400 years since the start of the Thirty Years' War, researchers have uncovered new discoveries about the lives and deaths of soldiers fighting in this war.
Archeology
The Chinese bamboo rod is the oldest decimal calculator
On April 23, the Guinness Book of Records recognized a set of Chinese bamboo sticks that existed for more than 2,300 years, the world's oldest decimal calculator.