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Amazing Find in Sweden: Skeletons and a Perfectly Preserved Viking Boat Tomb

A team of Swedish archaeologists has discovered a superbly preserved Viking boat tomb with its ancient occupants, making for an astounding archaeological find. This remarkable discovery promises…

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On the banks of a dried-up river in India, archaeologists find ancient artifacts from a vanished civilization

Old relics helping to remember a previous high level development have been found, this time by pvre occurrence, most presumably becavse of the an unnatural weather change…

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In a subterranean crypt, eight naturally mummified mummies are housed in glass coffins

At the point when ARP SCHNITGER, A Prestigious organ creator working in Germany in the late seventeenth hundred years, was doled out a part of the cellar…

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The 6500-year-old Grave of the Unlucky Ladies of Téviec: A Makeshift Casket of Sea Shells and Antlers

Téviec would be a rather anonymous island located somewhere in Brittany, France, if it wasn’t for its great archaeological value thanks to the many finds – mainly…

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The Real Story of the 4,000-year-old Skeletons of “A Mother Who Was Trying To Shield Her Child”

Pictures of skeletons from the Lajia site in the Qinghai territory of China are dazzling. Meticulous uncovering and pedestaling of the bones uncovers grown-ups and kids in…

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 Peculiar skulls have been discovered around the world

The exhibits in the ice museum themselves are very perplexing due to the incredible shape of the skull. Many researchers have already come up with theories about…

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Archaeologists found the fossils of an ancient enormous python

Snake bones from the Neolithic era, which began around 6,000 years ago, have been found in the Zuojiang River basin in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of…

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‘Rosetta Stone’ Dinosaur’s’ Remarkable Discovery from Ancient Australian Inland Sea

Three novice scientistss have found the remaining parts of a 100-million-year-old long-necked marine reptile at an outback Queensland station. At a sprawling, remote property in the McKinlay…

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The Altai Mountains Have Produced a Magnificent 2300-Year-Old Scythian Woman’s Boot

Some people think that the boot probably belonged to a high-ranking woman who didn’t walk a lot, which is why it’s in such great shape. Fed up…

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“Ancient Andean Mastery: Skull Surgery Was Already Perfected Thousands of Years Ago”

Trepanation, which involves using a hand drill or a scraping tool to remove a portion of a person’s skull, was considerably more typical in ancient Peru than…

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