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Revealing a new mystery about Shakespeare's life
British archaeologists believe that they are about to discover previously unknown secrets about the life and career of genius writer William Shakespeare.
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Solar cells run well after 60 years of hiding
Fred Nickson, an Aussie antique dealer, has discovered a solar cell-type device, after 60 years of operation, still works well.
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Discover the first plane on Antarctica
Right on the first day of New Year 2010, Australian explorers discovered the body of the first aircraft brought to Antarctica.
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Discovered the mammoth fossil in California
Workers are working at a construction site in downtown San Diego, California, USA, having discovered fossil bones from the prehistoric time of a Mamoi elephant.
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Discovering the stone city of cloud people
Archaeologists have found an underground city in the Andes cliffs, known as the mysterious Chachapoya tribe, also called
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'Virtual archeology' connects fragments of ancient civilization
For decades, Greek archaeologists have always tried to reproduce the picture that holds important clues about ancient Thera culture buried under volcanic ash for more th…
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Inca brain surgery of the form of
According to a new study, ancient Peruvian Inca surgeons often succeeded in removing a small portion of the patient's skull to treat head injuries.
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Egyptian pyramid is full of shells
Many famous works of ancient Egypt, such as the Sphinx and Cheops pyramid, contain hundreds of thousands of sea fossils, most of them intact, lying dormant in walls, a n…
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Recreate the first temple of Rome by digital
Scientists have recreated Rome's earliest main temple - the Apollo sun god temple, thought to have been built by the first Roman emperor Augustus. This temple dates back…
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Cruel secrets behind an Egyptian city
Archaeologists have revealed the lives of ancient Egyptians, who built great works for the Pharaohs who were not comfortable at all if not harsh.
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Conflict about the origin of birds
The new study suggests that birds today date back to 100 million years ago - a long time before dinosaurs became extinct.
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Found honeycomb 3,000 years old in Israel
Recent archaeologists working in northern Israel have discovered the vivid evidence of the ancient beekeeping industry including beeswax, bees and what is called the
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Germany: Detects an 35,000-year-old ivory mammoth
German archaeologists for the first time discovered an intact mammoth statue in southern Germany. The ivory statue, 4cm long and 7.5g in weight, is dated to the Ice Age…
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The world's largest ancient book
Made in the early 13th century in Podlazice monastery (Czech Republic), the Codex Gigas - also known as the Devil's Bible - is comparable to the medieval world wonders.…
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Cleopatra is an ugly person
Films and literary works are all over Cleopatra's beautiful praise, who is considered a measure of beauty. But an ancient coin showed that the Egyptian queen had a beake…