A name on line 31 of the Mesha Stela, where until now the scholarly consensus was that it read House of David , may be that of the Moabite king Balak mentioned in Numbers 22-24. This is what the researchers Israel Finkelstein, Nadav Naaman and Thomas Römer affirm in an article published in the jou
Relatively little known outside of Ireland, the Brownshill dolmen is considered the largest and heaviest in Europe. Although its official name is Kernanstown cromlech , is popularly known as Brownshill dolmen , perhaps to avoid the ambiguity of the term chromlech , which in French and Spanish appli
A thousand years before the pyramids, the great necropolises of Hierakonpolis and Abydos welcome the first pharaohs for their journey to the afterlife. We can already detect the beginnings of rites and beliefs that will last more than 4,000 years. Funeral wake of an official treasurer. Limestone
A representation of a camel was discovered for the first time in Upper Paleolithic art, in the Ural steppes. Discovery of the first prehistoric camelid in Paleolithic art. Coming to save frescoes in a prehistoric cave in the southern Urals at the invitation of Russian researchers, a renowned rest