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linh 01/03/2025

Egypt Sets the Date: The World’s Largest Archaeological Museum Opens in 2025

EGYPT OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES THE OPENING DATE OF THE WORLD’S LARGEST MUSEUM! One of the most anticipated events in the world of archaeology and history has finally been set! Egypt has announced that the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) will officially open its doors on July 3, 2025, promising to be an unmissable destination for those fascinated by this legendary civilization.  The Grand Egyptian Museum – A Monumental Project Considered the largest archaeological museum in the world, GEM is located near the Giza Pyramids, offering an enormous exhibition space showcasing hundreds of thousands of invaluable artifacts from ancient Egypt. The museum spans…

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msngan 01/03/2025

Whispers Beneath the Ice: Could Antarctica Hold Traces of a Lost Civilization?

Antarctica, the coldest and most isolated region on the planet, hides secrets that have baffled scientists, explorers

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Archeaology
Tony 01/03/2025

Chief Iron Tail Cranks an Early Automobile in 1915

The photographs from 1915, featuring Chief Iron Tail and early automobiles, offer a fascinating glimpse into a moment where two vastly different worlds intersected—traditional Native American culture and the burgeoning era of modern technology. Chief Iron Tail, a prominent Oglala Lakota Sioux leader and performer, is depicted in these black-and-white images engaging with the mechanical marvels of the time, symbolizing both curiosity and adaptation in a rapidly changing world. In the top photograph, Chief Iron Tail stands beside an early automobile, dressed in traditional Lakota regalia, including an elaborate feathered headdress and fringed clothing. His posture, with one hand on…

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Archeaology
msngan 28/02/2025

The Heretic’s Pitchfork: A Medieval Punishment of Humiliation and Pain

The medieval era was a time of harsh and often brutal punishment, especially for those accused of heresy. The Church and inquisitorial authorities devised various methods to instill fear and maintain religious orthodoxy. Among these cruel instruments of torment was the heretic’s pitchfork, a device designed not for immediate death, but for prolonged suffering, humiliation, and psychological torment. The heretic’s pitchfork was a deceptively simple yet highly effective instrument of torture. It consisted of a metal rod with two sharp prongs at either end. One end pressed against the victim’s chin, while the other was forced against their sternum or…

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Archeaology
Tony 28/02/2025

Scientists Discover Terrifying Alien-Like Creature They’ve Named ‘Darkness’ 25,925ft Below Ocean’s Surface

Imagine plunging into the crushing depths of the ocean, where sunlight is a distant memory and life itself seems impossible. At a staggering 25,925 feet below the surface, in the unrelenting darkness of the Atacama Trench, scientists have stumbled upon a creature so otherworldly it feels like something ripped from science fiction. With over 95% of Earth’s oceans still unexplored, the Atacama Trench serves as a gateway into the abyss, harboring life forms that challenge our understanding of biology and survival. But what makes this creature dubbed “Darkness” truly unsettling? Its existence defies what we thought possible in such extreme, inhospitable conditions….

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msngan 26/02/2025

The Astronomical Mystery of the Sumerians: Did They Understand the Solar System 6,000 Years Ago?

Over 6,000 years ago, one of the earliest known civilizations in human history— the Sumerians—flourished in Mesopotamia, a region corresponding to present-day Iraq and parts of Syria. Among their many remarkable achievements, one of the most puzzling is their apparent knowledge of astronomy. The Sumerians left behind intricate clay tablets that depict the solar system with astonishing accuracy, leading to debates among historians and scientists about the origins of their advanced understanding of celestial bodies. The Sumerians created drawings and inscriptions on clay tablets that show an understanding of the heliocentric model— the idea that the sun is at the…

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msngan 26/02/2025

A 300-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Tree Emerges from Coal Layers: What Secrets Lie Within?

In 1918, coal miners working deep within a mine made an astonishing discovery that would shed light on Earth’s prehistoric past. Encased within a layer of coal, they found a fully preserved petrified tree stump—a rare and remarkable testament to the ancient forests that once thrived in regions now buried beneath layers of sediment and fossilized plant matter. This discovery not only provided insight into the geological processes that formed coal over millions of years but also highlighted the dynamic history of Earth’s ecosystems. Coal is formed from the remains of ancient plant material that accumulated in vast swampy forests…

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msngan 25/02/2025

The Bermuda Triangle’s Enigma: Could This Be Where Nature Hides Its Strangest Clues?

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msngan 25/02/2025

A 7,000-Year-Old Craft Unearthed: Did Ancient Builders Master Flight?

In a remarkable archaeological discovery that has left historians and scientists astounded, a team of researchers in India has unearthed what appears to be a

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msngan 25/02/2025

2024 Unearths the Past: Lost Civilizations and Hidden Chambers Rewrite History

The world of archaeology is a treasure trove of mysteries waiting to be uncovered, and 2024 has already proven to be a groundbreaking year for unexpected

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