Video: 10 mysterious archaeological discoveries that scientists have not been able to solve their mystery

Written By سنان خلف on 2015/09/03

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ArabiaWeather.com - Natural and other archaeological discoveries opened the doors wide to understand the aspects of life of nations that have passed and gone, and their antiquities remained witness to them, but some of these antiquities were and still are the focus of attention of scientists who were unable to explain the reasons for their existence, let us review together some of the These finds.

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