The sun 'imitates' the aboriginal flag in the bushfire in Australia
Over the past several days, wildfires have swept Australia. A woman captured the image of the Sun in the fire just like the image on an Australian Aboriginal flag.
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Over the past several days, wildfires have swept Australia. A woman captured the image of the Sun in the fire just like the image on an Australian Aboriginal flag.
Archaeologists have discovered four thousand-year-old remains buried with a gold hat.
The story of Merit Ptah - who is seen as a symbol, an example for women to look at when studying science fields may not be true.
The 60-year-old woman calmly grabbed the python by her hand and put it in a sack with the support of those around her.
The sculptor Camille Claudel whose works are tearful evidence. Google Doodle today 8/12 celebrates 155 years of her birth.
When excavating a tomb in Skateholm, Sweden, experts found female remains
With gold and gem articles, the woman was most likely the relative of a famous warrior or chieftain.
Due to the cold climate, the female body from the mid-19th century accidentally became a mummy, a part of clothing is preserved.
Under the ancient mortar of the famous architecture of the Tower of London, one has just found the coffin of the mysterious woman. Next to her was a 7-year-old baby wrap…
The woman engraved on the ring is so beautiful that she was once forced to march naked in front of people.
A strange phenomenon made the woman's body vanish after 1,400 years, leaving only in the tomb a black sketch of ghosts marking the body of the dead.
A new Renaissance painting masterpiece was discovered in the kitchen of an elderly woman in a town near Paris, France.
Who is Junko Tabei? Junko Tabei was the first woman to set foot on Mount Everest on May 16, 1975.
A woman in Siberia was lucky to survive when two lightning strikes hit the car she was driving on the road.