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As with many ancient inventions, the origins of the gun are uncertain, however, it's mostly likely they were invented in China during the 10th and 9th centuries.

The renowned Angkor site has yielded a striking discovery. Archaeologists discovered a torso that unexpectedly matched an iconic Buddha head that had been unearthed more than a century ago.

Archaeologists in Cambodia have made a breakthrough discovery that could solve a century-old puzzle. A Buddha statue torso has been unearthed at the ancient Angkor temple complex.