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A filthy statue found in an English garden was a long-lost masterpiece worth up to $10.5 million

It is expected to sell for between $6.5 million to $10.5 million, said the auction house Christie's

14th century lead sarcophagus unearthed at Paris’ Notre-Dame cathedral (photo)

The burial sites "of remarkable scientific quality" were unearthed during preparatory work for rebuilding the ancient church's spire at the central spot

Final resting place of up to 65 British kings revealed as discovery sheds light on King Arthur era

Most of the tombs appear to date from the fifth and sixth centuries, a time when Britain was a patchwork quilt of dozens of small kingdoms

“Endurance”: The legendary shipwreck was found under the ice of Antarctica (videos-photos)

The ship of the English explorer was found 106 years after its sinking

UAE’s Hope probe tracks enormous dust storm on Mars

Observations show how quickly storms thousands of kilometers in size spread across the planet

NASA Rover finds delicate mineral “flower” on Mars (photo)

Studies have revealed that the minerals sprouting out in different directions were likely embedded inside a rock that eroded away over time

Rare baby Ghost Shark found off New Zealand

Scientists determined that the ghost shark was newly hatched because of the way ghost sharks develop

Massive ancient “killer” croc discovered with partially digested baby dinosaur in its stomach

Scientists say a “staggering” 35 per cent of the crocodile was preserved, including a “near-complete skull”

Rare treasures unearthed at Tower of London moat shed new light on the “formidable fortress”

The discoveries have shed light on the complex and varied history of the 14,000 square meter moat, which has previously been used as a medieval orchard

Pompeii of Egypt: Greek archaeologists in the unknown palaces of the Pharaohs

The treasures unearthed prove the importance of the lost golden city of Tutankhamun, built 3,400 years ago

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