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The unexpected mummy: The finding of an impeccably preserved woman from the Ming Dynasty

At the point when the archeologists opened the principal casket, they found layers of silk and materials covered in a dim fluid. Most individuals partner mummies with…

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‘Eternal love’ hug between a 1,500-year-old skeleton pair was uncovered

Archeologists have revealed the skeletal remaining parts of a man and lady covered for over 1,500 years in northern China, with the two remaining parts situated in…

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After 1,200 years, the lost city of Heracleion in ancient Egypt was found submerged and examined

The city of Heracleion was gulped by the Mediterranean Ocean off the shoreline of Egypt almost quite a while back. It was one of the main exchange communities…

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Archaeologists found a 3,300-year-old bird claw while excavating a cave

Researchers have assessed the Earth to be pretty much 4.54 billion years of age, originating before even human life. To be sure, there’s something else to find…

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The skeletons of two mothers and three children who were huddled together in a small room in an attempt to flee Mount Vesuvius’ explosion have been found in Pompeii in a “shocking” finding

A ‘stunning’ revelation in Pompeii has found the undisturbed skeletons of five individuals who attempted to take shelter from the ejection of Mount Vesuvius in A.D.79. It…

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The mysterious giant stone head of Guatemala and lost civilizations

The area of paleohistory has frequently been sprinkled with weird accounts of lost antiquities and lost urban communities or civilizations. It appears to be progressively doubtful in…

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The face of a wealthy Bronze-Age Bohemian woman was revealed in a spectacular reconstruction

The substance of an in Focal lady Europe almost a long time back has been recreated from her skull and remainders of her DNA. Precise anthropological recreation…

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The aristocracy of ancient Peru chained infants’ heads to wooden boards 900 years ago to give them elongated, “alien” skulls as a symbol of social prestige

Peruvian elites during the 1100s were not difficult to recognize: they had unusually prolonged skulls. Significant individuals from the old Collagua bunch in Peru rehearsed head-molding, and…

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Indonesians fled out of fear as archaeologists found the legendary one-eyed monster’s fossils

Have you ever considered the origin of our worst nightmares? For the old Greeks, it might have been the fossils of goliath ancient creatures. The tusk, a…

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Child’s skeleton discovered in Van during an archaeological dig with a dragon’s head bracelet

Progressing unearthings at a necropolis found a long time back close to the Palace of Cavustepe in the Gurpinar region of Turkey’s eastern Van territory are giving…

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