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Visit Mexico’s Underwater Museum to see the eerie beauty of its frightening sculptures

Laid out in 2008, MUSA (The Submerged Gallery of Craftsmanship) is situated in Cancun, Mexico and is one of the most surprising submerged adventures around the world,…

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Researchers Discovered a Huge Skeleton That Left Footprints on a 5000-Year-Old Rock

Residents of the small village tucked away in the mountains have long heard tales of a gigantic skeleton. According to local legend, there once lived a giant…

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Where did ships come from in the US deserts during the Middle Ages?

In the American deserts, scores of different ships from the 18th and 19th centuries have been found. The scientists who discovered these artifacts came to the conclusion…

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Sarcophagus discovery beneath Notre Dame reveals intriguing relics

In a frightening archeological disclosure, the consecrated grounds underneath Notre Lady Basilica have yielded a secret covered in exceptionally old mysteries. Ongoing unearthings have uncovered an old…

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The largest and most complete sea dragon fossil ever discovered in the UK is 180 million years old

Underneath the Jurassic mud of Britain’s East Midlands, the very much safeguarded stays of a genuine ocean mythical beast have as of late been found. It’s anything…

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The largest prehistoric city ever found in China has been confirmed by archaeologists

After almost two years of huge scope archeological studying, investigation, and unearthing, archeologists have as of late affirmed that the Shimao Remnants covers an area of north…

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 The 300-year-old Chinese mummy, which had been flawlessly preserved, turned black within a day of being opened

A 300-year-old entombment region, where two bodies were diminished to skeletons while one was impeccably safeguarded, has left Chinese archeologists confused. At the point when one of…

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Treasure Discovered in 350-year-old Sunken Ship at Ocean’s Bottom

At the point when the succession of occasions prompted the disclosure of a fortune found in a submerged boat at the lower part of the sea following…

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The rumored tales of the Tocharian Female, an ancient mummy from the Tarim Basin

The Tocharian Female is a Tarim Bowl mummy who lived around 1,000 BC. She was tall, with a high nose and long yellowish fair hair, impeccably safeguarded…

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Ancient Bronze Artifacts Found in Italy in a Treasure Trove

Bronze antiques from the past frequently have imaginative and social importance. They can incorporate sculptures, figures, devices, and different articles that were utilized for both down to…

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