Were there roads in Prehistory ? It really is difficult to imagine a road network unless we are thinking of the Flintstones trunkmobile. But the fact is that, at least, there was one. His remains are in Longford County. , Ireland, and obviously its not concrete and it doesnt have traffic signs. Of
Carthage, the city founded in North Africa, in present-day Tunisia, by Phoenician emigrants from Tire at the end of the 9th century BC, was a prosperous state enriched mainly by trade and resources from the western Mediterranean. The rivalry with the polis of Magna Graecia and Sicily soon led to an
Researchers and experts have long agreed that the origin of the Great Flood myth found in many cultures of the Mediterranean and the Near and Middle East lies in the Mesopotamian story told in the Gilgamesh poem, which includes a version of the story that is actually older. It is tablet number XI t
A mummy was found in the necropolis of Porta Sarno, east of the ancient ancient city of Pompeii, under a marble slab. The inscriptions on the tomb testify to the use of Greek in the city, of which there was no proof so far. The body of Marcus Venerius Secundio, found in Pompeii, has been the subj