Did the ancient Hebrews live in houses and huts?

The ancient Hebrews lived in houses and tents, not huts. While some people might refer to their dwellings as huts due to their modest construction, archaeological evidence suggests that these structures provided shelter and were designed to suit their lifestyle and environment.

Where were immigrants between 1870-1900 mostly from?

How good was david and saul at ruling the Israelites under God?

When Allah was dealing with the uri and not with his believers...slaughter of Turks
The battle at Parkani (todays Sturovo in Slovakia) is one of the most interesting and peculiar in history. This battle, a result of the great Christian victory outside Vienna, in 1683, was the Turkish attempt to regain the initiative and was conducted in two phases... The first was the phase of illu
8. Julius Caesar and Cleopatra
The Rise of Julius Caesar The names of two warriors emerged prominently in the crowds of the wealthy landowners of Rome in those days. The first was Pompey and the second was Julius Caesar. Caesar earned fame by conquering Gaul (France). After some time, Caesar conquered Britain and forced the worl
A rearguard company in Fort 1… Battle to the end against the SS
On June 22, 1944, the Soviets launched Operation Bagration, their largest offensive on the Eastern Front to date, with the aim of crushing the German forces in Belorussia. By July 15, the Soviets had reached Grodno, in what is now western Belarus, on the border with Poland. The next day they occu
Vikings - the feared barbarians from the north
Looting hordes of men armed to the teeth – thats what comes to mind when we think of Vikings. The dreaded Norsemen caused fear and terror in Central Europe for three centuries. But what made her do it? And were all northerners really such barbarians? Where does the term Viking come from? The origin