Thousands of kilometers from China, Israeli archaeologists have reconstructed the route of a portion of the Great Wall forgotten by historians. Aerial view released by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on June 7, 2020 showing the route of a portion of the Great Wall of China in the Mongolian step
There is still a trend, especially evident in the culture popular, of presenting Viking societies as pseudo-primitive constellations that gradually became civilized through contact with the Christian world. Traditional discourse holds that the Vikings began to discover different parts of Europe as t
Some 9,000 years ago, the inhabitants of Çatalhöyük, one of the worlds first large farming communities, were among the first humans to experience some of the dangers of modern urban life. Scientists studying the ruins of Çatalhöyük, in present-day Turkey, found that its inhabitants - between 3,500
Located on the shores of Lake Copaide (a large lake that was in the center of Boeotia, dried up in the 19th century) northwest of Thebes, the city of Chaeronea was already famous in ancient times for having been the scene of many important battles. But without a doubt the best known of all was the