He landed on the coast of Mexico in 1519 and quickly conquered the Aztec Empire, establishing Spanish rule in the region.
When do we start building deliberately? It is not an easy question to answer and does not gather consensus; archaeological records are few and conservation is not always optimal. However, we could be a little closer to solving the enigma:the prestigious magazine Nature published yesterday the resul
During the third millennium B.C. The Liangzhu culture, located in what is now Jiangsu province in western China, produced unique jade artifacts, the exact meaning and function of which are still unknown. They are known as Bi (discs) and Cong (tubes) and their degree of sophistication amazes researc
Buried in the remains of a Bronze Age village, itself located in the desert of Oman, an enigmatic board game engraved on a stone has delighted archaeologists. About 4,000 years old, the game, engraved on a block of stone, has 13 squares in the center of which is a notch. There are archaeological
In our article When the emperor Hadrian destroyed the longest bridge in the world, we tell how this bridge was ordered to be built by Trajan in the year 103 AD. over the Danube River, to serve as a crossing and supply for the troops in the imminent Second Dacian War against Decebalus. The bridge wa