Archeology

This looks like a corkscrew that is commonly used in our modern lives, but it has existed in prehistoric times. Hence, it is also known as the 'devil's corkscrew'. The story behind

These mummies are individually nicknamed 'Fayum mummy portraits', or portrait mummies of the Faiyum basin, an area west of the Nile where they are most commonly found. From a

Egypt has always been a land of incredible hidden stories in history. The symbols depicted in ancient texts are referred to as the 'Word of the Gods' and are used frequently in

Ancient 2,000-year-old tombs are located right on the starting point of the Silk Road, people in the tomb are dressed in pieces of jade, amidst countless treasures of jewels.

Russian scientists are trying to salvage a curly mammoth's skeleton from a lake in northern Siberia, determined to be in good storage with some ligaments still remaining. ,

An international team of archaeologists found an amber stone estimated to be 99 million years old in Kachin province in northern Myanmar.

Future generations will be deeply grateful to the architects who designed this project

Believe me, 90% of the items below will remind you of that 'childhood'

The Indian Institute of Science (IIT) - Kharagpur is about to introduce a long-standing discipline of architectural science called Vastu Shastra.

Most likely in the past, the Romans, like us, once thought that they were capable of conquering and mastering nature. But, the most valuable lesson they received was this: They

First the guns were thawed, then the diaries, the letters, and then ... the human bodies!

In November 1992, the tourist submarine 'Neptune' made its first trip. At a busy time, there are 6-7 tourists visiting Antigua Island every day.

The American warship was very resilient in the Battle of Memphis when it was able to withstand direct artillery fire on the armored sides but could not withstand an explosion from

During service, the submarine USS Bowfin sank 44 enemy ships with a total tonnage of nearly 68,000 tons.

The first 'Sever-2' sleighs consisted of a body from Pobeda cars mounted on four skis and powered by an 260-horsepower aircraft engine.

Chinese scientists warned that the tsunami that eradicated civilization in Guangdong province 1,000 years ago could return and destroy the coastal area, according to SCMP.

To get rid of 'slow slug' letters, the US Postal Service tried to make a much bigger dream - send letters by rocket.

Someone from bicycling to work, now a luxury car and even gave BMW to subordinates.

A yellow liquid found in a copper jar is 2,000 years old and, according to Chinese archaeologists, not alcohol.

Ultimate honor when invited by the President of Israel to run the country, but what made Einstein refuse?