Treasures of ancient Egypt

Revealing mysterious encounters: Photos said to depict a meeting between a man in his 70s and an alien were discovered in a small town in Asia, causing a stir. (Details in comments👇)

Found intact fossil of unicorn proves existence of national legend of Scotland. (Details in comments👇)

Unveiling the Enigmatic Traditions of the Collagua People: Scarf-Induced Cranial Modifications in Children
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Unveiling the Enigma: Exploring the Significance of Fairy Fossils in Scientific Discovery (Details in comments👇)

A series of unusual remains found in the Mexican cave date back to 3000 years. (Details in comments👇)

French patriot cuts off the hair of a young woman that collaborated with the Germans in France, 1944.

Exploring the Mysteries: Unveiling the Fascination of the Fairy Mummy (Details in comments👇)

The Hysteria Museum"s Startling Revelation: Uncovering the Truth Behind Charles Byrne"s Bones. Discover the Real Story Beyond the Headlines!
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Remains of the old Roman city under modern street level in Verona, Italy, near the Porta Leoni, gate into the city dating to Roman Republic.

Unveiled secrets from the 1920s Sahara! Join Captain Amelia Hartley as she discovers ancient alien artifacts in hidden desert chambers.
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Ancient Mummy, Clad in 1100-Year-Old Adidas Boots, Meets Tragic End from a Head Injury
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Breaking News: Navajo Legends of Giants Unraveled – Exploring the Fascinating Tales of Native American Folklore.
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Fossil of unborn "horse" is discovered still INSIDE the womb 48 million years after mother died before giving birth
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A Mesmerizing Tale: The Epic Ascent of Dinosaurs Unveiling the Mysteries of a Gradual Triumph
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Decoding the Enigma: Exploring the Funerary Bundle Chart and the Paracas Mummy Through a Comprehensive Investigation - Breaking News
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A British BL 18-inch Mk 1 naval gun installed at the Imperial War Museum in Crystal Palace, London. This gun is probably a wooden mock-up, but the real thing weighed 150 tons. It is the largest British naval gun ever made, and the second largest ever, with only Japan"s later 18.1 inch guns surpassing it. The guns were designed for HMS Furious, but were later installed on monitors. One of these bagged the record for the longest range Royal Naval engagement when it fired on German positions in land 33,000 meters away during WWI.
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The side of a Tiger I turret after an assortment of 6 and 17-pdr shots during British firing trials in early 1945. This tank, turret number 334, was captured during the Battle of Normandy and sent back to the UK for testing. During these trials, the Tiger received hits from a wide variety of weapons, including the previously mentioned two, a 75 mm, PIAT, anti-tank mines, .303 and 20 mm. As usual, the tank ended up smoldering, bent and buckled, but it certainly took quite a beating. Check the link for a deep dive into this particular trial and a breakdown of the hits it received.

🏛The Acropolis of Athens !!

A Pickelhaube, typical of helmets worn by German troops in the early portions of WWI. The helmet was made from leather, and offered little protection. Image by Auckland Museum CC BY 4.0.

The Klencke Atlas (1660 CE) is one of the world"s largest atlases. It"s so big it takes 6 people to carry! This incredible book holds maps of the entire world as it was known then. ️

The Historic Moment King Tut"s Tomb Was Discovered. the tomb of Tutankhamun was discovered in 1922, it caused a sensation. The nearly intact tomb was a time capsule waiting to be explored, allowing scholars to gain vital information about life and death in ancient Egypt. When British Egyptologist Howard Carter stumbled upon the tomb in the Valley of the Kings, no one could have known what riches awaited them inside. Luckily, photographer Harry Burton was on hand, documenting the excavation of King Tut"s tomb for eight years. These incredible images, which have been colorized by Dynamichrome, give an unparalleled overview of the excavation. The photographs are a complement to Carter"s diaries and journals, where he recorded his impressions throughout the excavation.

Shesha Naga is a humongous snake who is the Nagaraja or the King of the Naga (snake) race and is believed to be one of the primal beings of creation
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A Day in the life of the pyramid builders in Ancient Egypt ‎

Looking east along Hadrian"s Wall at Birdoswald Roman Fort in Cumbria, England.
At Birdoswald—Banna in Roman times—you will find the longest surviving stretch of the Wall.

The Transformation of an Once-Scandalous Painting: An Intimate Scene of Uɴᴅʀᴇssɪɴɢ

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Have a Merry Christmas everyone!
Detail of the lovely garden frescoes from the Villa of Livia Drusilla at the Palazzo Massimo alle Terme in Rome, once located at Prima Porta. The painted garden, c. 30-20 BC, decorated the walls of the underground triclinium (dining room).
Photo https://www.milestonerome.com/2018/04/the-painted-garden-from-the-villa-of-livia-for-naturemw/

Reconstruct the face of the mummy of a young prince belonging to the family. King Akhenaten, father of Tutankhamun Follow History Of Egyptology

Happy First Day of The month May, Maius, is named after the goddess Maia, mother of Mercury, messenger of the gods.
The veneration of Mercury is depicted on this Roman mosaic from El Djem, present-day Tunisia.
Photo credit Ad Meskens. https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sousse_mosaic_calendar_May.JPG