Archeology
4,800-year-old artificial eyes found in Iran
Archaeologists working in the historic city of Burnt (southeastern Iran) have discovered an artificial eye - used by a very young woman at the time - who was about 4,800…
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Afghan treasure
Antique works often reveal themselves and are known through two stories: first, how, when and where they are produced; The second is how, when and where they are found.…
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Excavating the tomb of St. Paul in Rome
The archaeologists working for the Vatican unearthed a sarcophagus in which they believed the remains of the apostle Paul. It is found that the tomb dates from about 390…
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The mystical city of Pre Inca appears in Peru
Scientists working in northern Peru discovered a 1,000-year-old monumental tomb located in the famous pre-Inca Sican city.
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Discovered the grave of dentists in ancient Egypt
The dentists working in court during ancient Egypt were considered highly respected characters. After their death, they were honored by the court. Evidence is the discov…
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The ancient water system turned Israel into a paradise
Scientists in Israel unearthed an ancient water system that was upgraded by the Persians into artistic works to turn the desert into a paradise.
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Colorful beginnings of mankind.
A scientist working in Africa stated that the evidence found in Africa showed that humans knew how to use colors to symbolize perhaps some 200,000 years ago.
Archeology
Ancient pyramids appeared in Ukraine
Giant pyramids, similar to those in Egypt, were discovered in Luganshchina. Scientists conclude that 5,000 years ago, a civilized civilization existed on the land
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Ancient calendar exposed me in Peru
Archaeologists have discovered a work considered a huge prehistoric calendar, made of carvings arranged in a circle, at the temple in Buena Vista, Peru.
Archeology
Complete excavation of archaeological site in Kon Tum
After 6 months of extremely urgent work, up to now, the excavation and relocation of archaeological sites under the elevation of 570 of the Pleikrong hydroelectric reser…
Archeology
Workers' lives build pyramids
For decades, the Egyptian pyramid revealed to the people many details of the pharaoh's life in ancient Egyptian society. However, for a long time, not many people talked…
Archeology
'The biggest predator' rewrites the history of dinosaurs
The era of dinosaurs has ended millions of years, but archaeologists still work hard to capture their enormous diversity. The report published last month officially reco…
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Discovered the oldest Buddhist manuscript
Australian scientists have discovered what they believe to be the first known Buddhist literary work. Dr. Mark Allon at the University of Sydney said they believe this i…
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The Parthenon was once a masterpiece of color
Archaeologists say a lot of ruins are now different from the original. Many colorful painted parts have faded away with time. They believed that the Parthenon shrine in…
Archeology
Prehistoric women and men work independently
An analysis of the handprints on an Indonesian cave wall shows that men and women did not share each other's work during the art labor process.