New details about mysterious shipwreck in Norway's largest lake
A shipwreck discovered during a search for discarded wartime ammunition in Norway's Lake Mjøsa has been identified as a local ship from 700 years ago.
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A shipwreck discovered during a search for discarded wartime ammunition in Norway's Lake Mjøsa has been identified as a local ship from 700 years ago.
The difficulties of wartime led to the birth of many items. After the war, some inventions of that time became common everyday objects in civilian life.
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.
The silver sword from the Warring States period remained bright after more than 2,300 years buried in a deep grave.
In eastern China, Jiangxi Province, people have found an ancient sword that experts claim is the sword of the Warring States period (from 475 BC to 221 BC).
The outbreak of World War II in 1939 paved the way for the development of a well-known mail handling and delivery service at that time under the name of Victory Mail.
Here are a few stories about the origins of unexpectedly invented items - which are familiar to us.
Piano for people lying in bed, radio-mounted cribs for baby lulls are unique inventions but no applications appear after World War I.