Eve's ring, discovered in coal in 1880

A farmer in Colorado purchased coal and discovered a ring in one of the chunks. Realizing it could be worth a significant amount, he consulted experts. It is estimated that the ring is at least 60 million years old, based on the layers of rock in which it was found. The artifact was named "Eve's Ring". In 1908, the ring was studied using advanced technology. It turned out it had been oxidized for less than a century before being preserved in the coal. Otherwise, it would not have survived until the 19th century. The ring is made of bronze with a gold alloy.

Palmyra is an ancient city in the Syrian desert, according to legend, founded by King Solomon

Palmyra was an ancient city located in northeastern Syria, near the modern city of Tadmor. It was a major center for caravan trade and craftsmanship. The city was situated in an oasis, 240 kilometers northeast of Damascus and more than 306 kilometers away from the Euphrates River. Its prosperity was due to its strategic location on the trade routes that connected East and West, allowing it to th

Neural network helped archaeologists find huge geoglyphs in Peru

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Eve's ring, discovered in coal in 1880

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