Some time ago we published an article dedicated to the five Roman expeditions that entered sub-Saharan Africa, which did not mark a southern border because it would have required an effort that was not clear if it would be repayable, limiting their domain to the Mediterranean coast, but they did est
We are going to talk about one of the oldest cities in History -if not the oldest-, understanding as such those that have been inhabited continuously from its foundation to the present day. If I tell you that his name was Gubla, it wont sound familiar to most; if we look at its biblical name, Gebal,
5th century AD C. is a century of profound changes in Western Europe. The Roman Empire disappears from the game board, leaving its western provinces in the hands of the barbarian peoples. In Walking Through History we have touched on the subject on numerous occasions to talk about the events in the
Type 99 The Japanese Arisaka Type 99 rifle was built from 1939 to 1945 at the factories in Tokyo and Nagoya. It was the replacement for the Type 38 rifle and was the primary rifle of the Japanese until their surrender to Allied forces in 1945. The Type 99 was a design variation of the Mauser and th