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Helicopters in Egyptian tombs. There is a view that all manner of flying machines and futuristic vehicles in Egyptian wall paintings are the result of the chance overlaying of different hieroglyphs
Archaeology · Architecture · Geography · Observations
Incidentally, the architecture and geography of all the Maya cities correspond to the exact projection of the celestial rope, the Milky Way, onto the earth. That is where the straight line along which the Maya settlements are strung comes from.
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NB! · Archaeology · The East · Art · Museums
An Iranian silver wine cup with a griffin holds 1.5 litres of wine. Its age: more than 2,500 years
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In the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan, statues of the Buddha, presumably 55 m, 37 m, 13 m, 5 m and 2 m in height, were carved into the cliffs. All of them were destroyed by the Taliban "as they were objects of worship, which Islam forbids"
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1931, archaeologists beside a statue of the Buddha in the Afghan desert. The Buddhas of Bamiyan were raised in the 6th century. The largest of them, at 55 metres, was the tallest statue in the world. In 2000 the statues were blown up by the Taliban
Archaeology · Science
The research has shown that one of the inhabitants of the ancient village was an official responsible for keeping account of agricultural produce. "The archaeological excavations covered an area of almost 70,000 square metres, which made it possible to study in detail substantial parts of ancient residential, farming
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