For those of us who are passionate about knowing the ins and outs of the history of the Roman Empire, Lusius Quietus he is one of those characters tinged with a halo of mystery. Despite being largely unknown to the historical sources, which, as we will see later, overlook the vicissitudes of this Af
Geologist Alexander Avdonin, born in Yekaterinburg, teamed up with Russian filmmaker Geli Ryabov in the 1970s to find the burial place of the Romanovs. Ryabov, who had worked in the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs, had access to classified documents providing reliable leads. A 1926 publication d
Probably one of the strangest and most attractive places in medieval Spain is a mountainous massif located in the extreme north-west of the province of Burgos, almost bordering the north of Palencia and the south of Cantabria. A flat place from which a rare orographic mass of 1,377 meters of altitud
The Rise of Nonviolent and Vegetarian Philosophical Thinking There is an old country in Europe called Greece, which we also know as Greece. In this Greece, about 580 years before Christ, a philosopher named Pythagoras was born, which todays world knows as a mathematician. Pythagoras died about 500