National archeology is in luck. Last Thursday, October 7, an international jury awarded the II Palarq Foundation National Award for Archeology and Paleontology , a private non-profit entity created just five years ago to promote scientific projects in human archeology and paleontology abroad, with a
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Founded in the middle of the Middle Ages, the Ottoman Empire was a Muslim state of Turkish origin which, at its height (in the 15th-16th centuries), dominated a vast territory including the entire Eastern Mediterranean and Western Asia. The founder of the Ottoman Empire was a 13th century warrior na
A few days ago we published an article in which we saw how, shortly before the outbreak of World War II, Czechoslovakia disintegrated between internal centrifugal movements (which gave rise to the Slovak Republic) and the scrapping to which Germany and Poland subjected it, the same year in which Hun