2. The Colony of Pennsylvania (founded in 1681 by William Penn)
3. The Province of Carolina (founded in 1663 by King Charles II of England)
In 1872 workers digging a hole for a fence post in the town of Meredith, New Hampshire, near the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee, found a curious and strange buried stone. It was given to his patron, businessman Seneca Ladd, and upon his death it became the property of one of his daughters, who finally
It is not the plague that would have struck down Saint-Louis in front of Tunis during the VIIIth crusade in 1270. New analyzes carried out by a team of scientists point to other pathologies. The death of Saint-Louis in Tunis, on August 25, 1270, during the VIIIth crusade. Miniature taken from the
The passage tombs are funerary chambers that are accessed by a narrow passage of stones or megaliths arranged as an entrance. They date from the Neolithic era and examples exist throughout Europe, from Portugal to Scandinavia, and even in North Africa. In Spain they are especially abundant in Cant
After the disaster of April 2015, archaeologists are reinvesting the great royal cities of the Kathmandu Valley, in Nepal, under the aegis of Unesco. Unesco-led archaeological work begins at Durbar Square in Patan, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. At the back what remains of the Char Narayan temple totally