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Carthage and the Carthaginian civilization that resulted from it was known as one of the greatest commercial, cultural and military powers ...

Known as the largest megalithic site in Southeast Asia, Gunung Padang , located in Indonesia, never ceases to fascinate archeology enth...

The golden mask of the Mycenaean king Agamemnon Civilization _ Mycenaean Mycenas —the earliest archaeological site of this civilization...

THE The Toltecs are a people who are said to have flourished in Mesoamerica between 900 and 1200 AD. They were "master builders," as their name ...

Dating back to 12,000 years ago, Göbekli Tepe is said to be the first temple in history. A major site built 6500 years before the first Sumeri...

A 56 square km site, where the First Emperor of China was buried, accompanied by thousands of terracotta warrior statues. This is what the ...

Whether it is among the Celts , in Egypt , in America or even in China or Japan , mythologies from all over the world relate episodes invol...

Famous for its famous Moai and known for being the most isolated inhabited place in the world, Easter Island is a mystery. Triangular in shap...

Located in Nubia (“Koush” in Egyptian), south of Egypt and north of present-day Sudan, the civilization of Kerma – which saw the emerge...

Does Jason's quest for the Golden Fleece ring a bell? 👀 Jason is a famous Greek hero—raised by Chiron , the centaur—who went to seize...

Have you ever heard of the Temple of Apollo or the famous Gnothi Sauton precept? The Temple of Apollo is a sacred temple of ancient Greec...

According to Hindu legends and writings, the Apsaras are celestial nymphs (deities) of great beauty born from the god Brahma, the creator ...