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Scientists have confirmed the legend of an unknown breed of dwarfs

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Recently, an expedition of archaeologists from Australia, Vietnam, and Japan discovered the tomb of a woman in Xiaoma Cave complex on the east coast of Taiwan's island. The deceased was buried in a sitting position, with her knees tightly pressed against her head - an unusual method for the region. According to World News 24.

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Scientists have confirmed the legend of an unknown breed of dwarfs

Recently, an expedition of archaeologists from Australia, Vietnam, and Japan discovered the tomb of a woman in Xiaoma Cave complex on the east coast of Taiwan's island. The deceased was buried in a sitting position, with her knees tightly pressed against her head - an unusual method for the region. According to World News 24.

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