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Archaeologists have come across a smiling sphinx near the temple of Hathor

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The face of the statue has regal features, dimples and wears a traditional pharaonic headscarf in the shape of a cobra An Egyptian archaeological expedition from Ain Shams University discovered a smiling sphinx during excavations...
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A herd of sheep saves the ruins of an ancient city

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A herd of sheep is saving the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79, Reuters reported, quoted by BTA. So far, archaeologists have uncovered...
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A Roman temple discovered under a cemetery in England

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Archaeologists have discovered what they believe to be a Roman temple beneath a former burial ground in a cathedral courtyard in central England. Scientists from the University of Leicester say they have discovered what they...
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Relics in 23 lead boxes were found in a cathedral in Mexico’s capital

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The Metropolitan Cathedral was built over the course of centuries - in the period between 1573 and 1813, and it is not the first time that experts have found finds in the walls Experts restoring...
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Disaster will befall the world if an ordinary person opens the door of an Indian temple

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"Sri Padmanabhaswamy" is a Hindu temple located on the southwest coast of India. The temple is dedicated to the deity Vishna, writes the site Crnobelo.com. It was first mentioned in ancient texts (from 500 BC)...
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A unique find: a 16-meter papyrus with texts from the Book of the Dead

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An intact 16-meter-long ancient papyrus scroll was discovered in Egypt - the first find of its kind in the last century, the Egypt Independent reports. The discovery was made in the archaeological zone of a...
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The secret of mummification in Ancient Egypt revealed

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Scientists rely on chemistry and an unusual collection of vessels to reveal how the process happened in ancient times Specialists revealed the secret of mummification in Ancient Egypt through vessels found in a specialized workshop,...
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A Viking inscription in “Saint Sofia” deciphered

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"Hagia Sophia" in Istanbul hides an unusual inscription. It is carved on the marble parapet of the second floor. There are few tour guides who show it to visitors. In fact, 10 centuries ago, a...
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The oldest rune stone discovered by Norwegian archaeologists

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The flat, square block of brownish sandstone has carved scribbles that may be the earliest example of words recorded in written form in Scandinavia. The Oslo Museum of Cultural History said the find is...
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A 4,000-year-old polished stone goldsmith’s toolkit has been discovered in a grave next to Stonehenge

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The artefacts were buried in a Bronze Age grave in the Wiltshire village of Upton Lovell and were first discovered in 1801. Polished stones found near Stonehenge may have been part of a 4,000-year-old goldsmith's...
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Chemical analysis confirmed the site of death of the XIX Roman legion

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German scientists conducted a chemical analysis of artifacts found at the site of the probable death of Roman troops during the battle in the Teutoburg Forest in the ninth year of our era. Research...
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First whole statue discovered during the excavations of the ancient city of Aizanoi, Central Turkey

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During the ongoing winter excavations at the ancient city of Aizanoi in Kutahya (Western Anatolia Region), archaeologists have come across some exciting artifacts. Excavations are being carried out at the Penkalas stream, the agora and...
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Where is the biblical Goliath buried?

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Perhaps where Jesus was crucified Biblical scholars raised a curious theory - Golgotha ​​(which means forehead place and skull), the hill on which Christ was crucified, is also the place of David's famous battle with...
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Animal bones and food remains of the ancient Romans have been found under the Colosseum

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A year-long study of the drainage system beneath Rome's Colosseum revealed bone fragments of bears and big cats. The animals were probably used for fighting or as prey in hunting games in the ancient...
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Sponsian did exist, although historians had denied it

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We are more likely to question events that will happen in the future than those in the past. However, it turns out that the course of history can change and "new" personalities enter it...
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3 ships found at the bottom of the Baltic Sea

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3 ships found at the bottom of the Baltic Sea Vessels look as if they have "just been abandoned" Danish researchers have discovered three well-preserved shipwrecks in the Baltic Sea, which are estimated to be more...
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The secret tomb of the Thracian king with the moccasins from Malomirovo – Zlatinitsa in Bulgaria

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• The Golden Wreath made with technology from the future • A dog of an unknown breed guards the king's grave • The  earliest imported silk in Europe When in the early afternoon of July 20, 2005,...
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A shrine in an Egyptian temple preserves evidence of unknown rituals

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Archaeologists have discovered a temple in a late Roman port on the Red Sea. It turned out that rituals were performed there that neither the Romans nor the Egyptians knew. Archaeologists from the Autonomous...
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Medieval Divorce by Battle: Guaranteed ’til death do us part’

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Divorce is a subject that has provided endless material for writers of drama and comedy throughout the ages, from Euripides to Shakespeare to today's bestseller list. When Kenneth Hodges, an English professor at the...
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Turkey: Police rescue 3,000-year-old bull statue in Cappadocia

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Police seized a priceless 3,000-year-old bull statue and arrested four criminals. This happened during a special operation carried out in Cappadocia, in the Avanos district, Nevshehir city. According to the statement from the governor's office,...
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Discovery may lead to Cleopatra’s lost tomb

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A tunnel was discovered under the "Great Tomb of Osiris". A tunnel has been discovered under the ancient Egyptian temple Taposiris Magna, or "Great Tomb of Osiris", which may lead to the long-lost tomb of...
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Was the sarcophagus of the Gorgon Medusa located in the Basilica Cistern?

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Nestled beneath the winding streets of Istanbul, just 149 meters from Hagia Sophia, lies an ancient cistern that may have been the final resting place of the gorgon Medusa, Ancient Origins reports. The Basilica...
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We have been drinking milk since the Stone Age

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Although the consumption of milk became common, it was not universally accepted by the early farmers An international team of scientists from the University of Bristol has found evidence of milk consumption by adults as...
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The exact place of the grave of St. Nicholas found

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A team of archaeologists has discovered the exact location of the tomb of Saint Nicholas, also known as "Santa Claus", at the Church of Saint Nicholas in Mira, Demre district in the southern Mediterranean...
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Scientists have discovered in Egypt the most ancient map of the starry sky

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It is a work of the ancient Greek astronomer Hipparchus of Nicaea European scientists discovered in a medieval manuscript from the Egyptian Orthodox monastery "Saint Catherine" a fragment of a map of the starry sky,...
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