Read more about the article Once-In-Lifetime Find As 2,000-Year-Old Celtic Gold Coins Dubbed Pot Of Gold At End Of Rainbow Unearthed In Germany
The first eleven coins found in the state of Brandenburg. (W. Herkt/Newsflash)

Once-In-Lifetime Find As 2,000-Year-Old Celtic Gold Coins Dubbed Pot Of Gold At End Of Rainbow Unearthed In Germany

This 2,000-year-old hoard of Celtic gold coins called "rainbow cups" in reference to the legendary pot of gold at the end of the rainbow has been unearthed in Germany. The…

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Read more about the article Turk Food Firm Renames Negro Biscuit To Avoid Causing Offence
Turkish food company Eti has changed the name of one of their most consumed biscuits, 'Negro', over racism concerns and named it 'Nero' on 1st December 2021. (Eti/Newsflash)

Turk Food Firm Renames Negro Biscuit To Avoid Causing Offence

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A Turkish food company has changed the name of their 30-year-old chocolate ‘Negro’ biscuit brand to ‘Nero’ to avoid being criticised as racist. The food firm Eti made the announcement…

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Read more about the article Tourist Shocked After Finding Two-Headed Tortoise Stumbling Around By A Famous Turkish Hot Spring
Siamese twin turtles found by tourists in Pamukkale travertines region, Turkey. (Dr. Eyup Baskale/Newsflash)

Tourist Shocked After Finding Two-Headed Tortoise Stumbling Around By A Famous Turkish Hot Spring

This is the moment two bizarre-looking conjoined tortoises very slowly crawl across a table whilst being observed by curious scientists. The two-headed tortoise was found by a tourist at the…

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Read more about the article Bronze Age Sword Unearthed By Man With Metal Detector In Parents Back Garden
Pieces of a sword believed to be from the Bronze Age were found by Matti Rintamaa in his parent's yard with the help of a metal detector in the village of Panelia, Finland.

Bronze Age Sword Unearthed By Man With Metal Detector In Parents Back Garden

A Bronze Age sword that could date back as far as 1700 BC has been found by a man using a metal detector in his parents’ back garden. Matti Rintamaa…

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Read more about the article Photographer Reveals Stunning Abandoned Russian Churches Vanishing After Decades Of Neglect
A photo the abandoned Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God, Kurba village, Yaroslavl region in Russia by Alexander Sukharev, 30, from Moscow, Russia.

Photographer Reveals Stunning Abandoned Russian Churches Vanishing After Decades Of Neglect

These haunting images of abandoned Russian churches in the middle of fields or hidden in forests have been captured by Russian photographers documenting the country's fast-vanishing religious heritage. Some of…

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Read more about the article Fossil Of Unknown Bird Species Resembling Great Tit Found During Dig At UNESCO Site
The exceptionally well-preserved fossil found by the Senckenberg team.

Fossil Of Unknown Bird Species Resembling Great Tit Found During Dig At UNESCO Site

A well-preserved fossil of an unknown bird species which resembles the great tit has been uncovered at an UNESCO World Heritage site by German archaeologists. The well-conserved fossil of a…

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Read more about the article UNESCO Abbey Portrayed In Umberto Ecos Name Of The Rose Gets Mollusc Shell Collection Stolen By Gestapo Returned
The valuable collection of mollusk shells that was stolen by Nazis in 1941.

UNESCO Abbey Portrayed In Umberto Ecos Name Of The Rose Gets Mollusc Shell Collection Stolen By Gestapo Returned

A spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Benedictine abbey that was once plundered by the Gestapo has received back a long-lost collection of Mollusc shells 80 years after they were stolen from…

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