White ibis mummy. Greco-Roman period. Museum of confluences, Lyon • MUSEUM OF CONFLUENCES Pharaohs werent the only ones mummified in ancient Egypt. Animals fulfilling a sacred role were also embalmed and buried in the tombs to accompany the deceased:monkeys, cats, crocodiles and birds, especiall
The March to the West in the United States was characterized by territorial expansion towards the Pacific, in the second half of the 19th century. This growth was achieved through wars, purchases of territory and laws that favored internal migration. Origin:wars, territory purchases and migration l
The battle near the Abbey of St. Gotthard, which took place on August 1, 1664, is one of the most glorious, but also the most unknown, decisive battles in history, the result of which stopped the Turkish advance in western Europe. Of course, Greeks also participated in this battle, in the ranks of t
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