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Discover the most ancient document about the Odyssey
New archaeologists say the most ancient literature about Homer's Odyssey is found in southern Greece.
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The 3,000-year-old head statue made the archaeologists confused
The sculpture of the head of a king dating to nearly 3,000 years made the researcher confused because he did not know the work that simulated the face of anyone, Guardia…
Archeology
Controversy surrounding the discovery of ancient tombs of the great saint Ton Ngo Khong?
The work of Tay Du Ky was written by Ngo Thua An in the Ming Dynasty, but this tomb appeared again since the Nguyen Dynasty.
Archeology
The ancient British were replaced by 90% of the genes 4,500 years ago
The oldest group in the Stone Age, supposedly built on works like Stonehenge, left only 10% of genes in the inhabitants of the British Isles.
Archeology
Discovering possible culprits of 4,000-year-old archaeological work in Mexico
Dr. Pablo Sanchez at the Center for Atmospheric Research at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, said:
Archeology
Discover a small dinosaur with turkey in Australia
Answering CNN, Matthew Herne, a palaeontologist who led the work, said dinosaur bones from Australia are rare.
Archeology
The mysterious 'no piercing' of 3500 year old jewel
Archaeologists at the University of Cincinnati (UC), Ohio, USA, discovered a finely carved agate jewel that could change the entire history of ancient Greek art.
Archeology
Discovering a vestige of a Roman theater underfoot
Israeli archaeologists announced on October 17 that they are excavating the first Roman community structure at the foot of the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
Archeology
Many ancient thousands of years old stone artifacts were found in North Iran cemetery
A number of antiques have been found in an ancient cemetery in the province of Gilan in northern Iran called Asb Risseh, the head of the excavation in the cemetery has j…
Archeology
Chinese aristocrat remains intact after 1,000 years
The coffins and bodies were excavated in Zhizhu village in An Hoa district, Hunan province, China. The man was allowed to die under the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) or Qing…
Archeology
The largest pyramid in the world at the foot of the Mexican church
The Cholula pyramid in Mexico is the largest monument to the planet with four times the foundation of the Great Giza pyramid in Egypt and nearly twice the volume.
Archeology
The feudal era of Chinese competition
The booklet has hundreds of years of age and records Tu Thu Ngu Ngu Kinh was used by the students of Minh and life of Thanh was used as a contest to be presented in a co…
Archeology
The shrine on the tomb of Jesus is completed
The Greek team completed the work of embellishing the small shrine room built on the tomb of Jesus in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem.
Archeology
Believe it: This deep smoking cave was dug by giant creatures in ancient times
Experts have found many huge caves, believed to be the work of many of the extinct giants.
Archeology
Pyramid tomb under the Chinese construction site
The pyramid-shaped tomb was excavated underneath a construction site in Ha Nam, China, attracting the interest of archaeologists.