Found in 1908, the deciphering of the Phaist disc is still an unknown that intrigues archaeologists and historians. By Tales PintoAmong the great mysteries that intrigue archaeologists – and they are not few – is the Phaisto disk (or Phaisto disk, or Phaisto disk). The disc is a ceramic piece, made
The Carnival has its origin in antiquity with feasts to the gods where a change in the social order was allowed. In this way, the slaves and serfs took the places of the masters and the population took the opportunity to have fun. Although it is known as the country of Carnival, Brazil is not the
The Roman cavalry initially faced foot soldiers who either did not fight in dense order, or did not have the proper training to withstand a cavalry charge, such as the Lygians, the Samnites or the Gauls. Against these foot soldiers the frontal advance of a mass of cavalry made sense. The Roman ca
Sir Frederick Arthur Montague Boy Browning (20 December 1896 – 14 March 1965) was a British Army officer, considered the father of British airborne forces. He was Commander of the British 1st Airborne Corps and Deputy Commander of the 1st Airborne Division during Operation Market Garden. While plann