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US sent four F-16s to Romania to patrol the Black Sea
(ORDO NEWS) — The US Air Force sent four F-16 fighters to the Fetesti Air Base in Romania to strengthen air patrol in the Black Sea, the Alliance’s press service said Friday. “I welcome the deployment of US additional F-16 fighters at the Fetesti airbase in Romania on September 22 for a patrol mission NATO“, said Dilan White, Acting NATO spokeswoman. It follows from the message that the decision is…
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Mysterious trovants of Romania: Living stones that grow and move
(ORDO NEWS) — Approximately six million years ago, paleo-earthquakes gave rise to a geological phenomenon called trovants. They are also known as Costesti stones, after their most famous site in Romania, or “living stones”. The unique Romanian trovants were formed under very difficult circumstances, including seismic shifts, sandfall in rivers and rainfall, and a lot of time. And the locals of Costesti, Romania, consider them alive! By watching them grow,…
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Rich burial of a Hun warrior discovered in Romania
(ORDO NEWS) — In the southeast of Romania, a rich burial from the era of the Great Migration of Peoples was discovered. In the grave, archaeologists found remains that apparently belonged to a Hun warrior who occupied a very high position. The accompanying inventory of this man, who lived in the 5th century AD, included weapons, gold-studded items and jewelry. Archaeologists noted that the grave was unearthed near the city…
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“Living stones” in Romania seem to grow, move and give rise to others
(ORDO NEWS) — The tiny Romanian town of Costesti is home to many strange rocks. These bulging boulders slowly exude their insides and may even appear to grow and move as if they were alive. The trovants have not been studied much by scientists , but the strange stones have attracted the attention of many geologists and tourists over the years. They can be found in numerous strange places scattered…
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Archaeologists discover Paleolithic Venus in Romania for the first time
(ORDO NEWS) — Archaeologists first discovered a Paleolithic Venus in Romania. An anthropomorphic stone figurine almost ten centimeters high was found at the recently discovered Piatra Neamts-1 monument. The age of the artifact is about 20 thousand years. Along with the rock art of the Franco-Cantabrian region, perhaps the most recognizable works of art of the Old Stone Age are the Paleolithic Venuses. Usually they are small figurines made from…
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Richest burial in Eastern and Central Europe found in Romania
(ORDO NEWS) — Archaeologists from the Tsari Krishurilor Museum have discovered an unusual cache with gold rings from the Copper Age in Romania, local publication Agerpres reports about the discovery. The researchers dated the discovery to about 4.5 thousand years BC. This is the first such rich burial found in Eastern and Central Europe. According to scientists, these rings were used to decorate the hair. Hundreds of bone beads and…
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Treasure hunter finds big treasure in Romania
(ORDO NEWS) — In Romania, amateur archaeologist Narsis Tsartsish found a treasure in the forest of Mures county – about 300 Roman coins that had lain in the ground for about 2000 years. According to G4Media.ro, a treasure more than 2,000 years old, consisting of approximately 300 silver and bronze coins, was discovered by a so-called treasure hunter. The find was made in a forested area in the Singuero de…
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Mysterious trovants of Romania Living stones that grow and move!
(ORDO NEWS) — Approximately six million years ago, paleo-earthquakes gave rise to a geological phenomenon called trovants. They are also known as Costesti stones, after their most famous site in Romania, or “living stones”. The unique Romanian trovants were formed under very difficult circumstances, including seismic shifts, river sand and rainfall, and a lot of time. And the locals of Costesti, Romania, consider them alive! By watching them grow, expand…
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Mysterious artifact from Romania
(ORDO NEWS) — In 1974, on the banks of the Mures River in the town of Ayud, Romania, a team of workers stumbled upon an object that looked like an anomaly in time and place. Nowhere is it indicated that the workers dug there, however, they dug a hole about 10 meters deep (in some sources you can find information about a 32-meter depth, but it is unlikely that the…
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Trovanta: ancient and mysterious “living stones” from Romania
(ORDO NEWS) — A small town in Romania called Costesti is “home” to unusual geological formations – convex bulbous boulders called trovants. These stones have long intrigued the locals with their organic form and strange cement oozing from cracks, inspiring myths about the ability of stones to grow and move like living things. Among the many geological curiosities, there is one that you have hardly heard of – unusual stones…
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Third after Utah and Romania: another steel monument found in California
(ORDO NEWS) — Mysterious metal obelisks appear to be the trend for December 2020. The steel monolith in Utah seems to have become a source of inspiration for followers in Europe and now again in the USA – the third mysterious steel structure has already been found in the world. In mid-November, in the Utah desert, a planned flyby of the territory allowed specialists from the Department of Public Safety…
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Another mysterious monolith found in Romania
(ORDO NEWS) — In Romania, on November 26, another unknown monolith was found, the appearance of which previously puzzled the inhabitants of the American state of Utah. The Romanian monolith is located on a hill near the town of Piatra Neamt near the ruins of the Dacian fortress of Petrodava. The authorities announced that experts are studying the strange occurrence of “a monolith about four meters high. The structure in…
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Mysterious monolith similar to the one that disappeared in Utah was discovered in Romania
(ORDO NEWS) — A few days ago we wrote that a huge metal monolith disappeared in Utah (USA). Local utilities had no idea who could pick it up. An eyewitness saw that the product was transported in a truck. According to the latest information, an object was found in Romania that strongly resembles a loss. In the Utah desert, the element was found on November 18. The news spread across…