Reading and writing one, discuss the questions in pairs, then read the text. New discoveries from the past, huge discoveries are as dramatic as finding the titanic at the bottom of the atlantic, or much to peaches in the mountains of peru. But that does not mean that studying history and cultural relic is boring or slow. In fact, exciting new discoveries from the past are made every year. Read the news reports below to learn more about a few recent fines. Relux from ancient greece rescued athons october th, two thousand fourteen, relics on a greek ship that sank more than two thousand years ago have been rescued by an international team of archaeologists and divers. Several artifacts, including a large bronze spear, were found. The ship, which rests fifty five meters below the surface, was first discovered in nineteen hundred by local divers. Because the water is so deep, IT has been very difficult to examine the ship. Earlier this year, scientists were able to use a robot to photograph and make a map of the rack. The cultural relics, which were then rescued by the international team, are among the most important to date, and we will help answer some of the questions about the history of the ship. A lot of work has to be done at this site to uncover its secrets, said the leader of the team. Hang dynasty treasures to visit the capital beijing, february twenty fifty, two thousand sixteen beijing's capital museum will host some four hundred rare cultural relic from mahoni dynasty that have been found in junshi province during the last five years. The relics were chosen from more than twenty thousand pieces and include objects made of gold and other metals. Visitors will have a chance to see beautiful works of art as well as pottery and horse cherise. The release were found in the tomb of high hand ho, where experts have been digging since two thousand eleven. According to one of the experts, the find is very unusual, and special measures will be taken to safeguard the objects. We will make sure they are not damaged. The exhibition will open in march and last for three months.