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Ancient history

  • Brandenburg | historical Margrave, Germany

    Brandenburg , Margrave or Mark, then an constituency Holy Roman Empire in the northeastern lowlands of Germany; it was the core of dynastic power on which the kingdom of Prussia was founded. After the World War I was it is a province of country Prussia in Germany . After th

  • Troas | History, importance and ancient city

    Troas , also Troad called , the country of Troy , ancient area mainly defined by the northwest projection Asia Minor (modern Turkey ) into the Aegean . It extended from the Gulf of Edremit (ancient Adramyttion) in the south to the Sea of ​​Marmara and the Dardanelles

  • jinji | Fortress, India

    Jinji , also Gingi written , location of an almost inaccessible Fortress, by the Hindu rulers of the Vijayanagar empire was built ( approx. 1347–1642). It is about 130 km southwest of Chennai (Madras) in the Indian state Tamil Nadu . 1638 the fortress was by the Mu

  • Angkor | History, place &facts

    Angkor , archaeological site in present-day Northwest Cambodia is 6 km north of the modern city Siĕmréab . It was the capital of Khmer (Cambodian) Empire from the 9th to the 15th centuries, a period considered a classic era of Cambodian history. The most imposing monuments are Angkor

  • Reuss | historical principalities, Germany

    Reuss , two former German principalities merged into Thuringia 1920. In their last years they existed off two blocks separated by part of Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach. The southern and larger block or Oberland with Schleiz and Greiz as capitals was east of the Kingdom of Saxony, south of Bava

  • Decapolis | ancient Greek league, Palestine

    Decapolis , a league of 10 ancient Greek cities in the east Palestine , after the Roman conquest of Palestine in 63 v. , as Pompey the Great the Middle East for Roms benefit and for his own benefit reorganized . The name Decapolis also roughly describes this contiguous area

  • Karīm Shahīr | archeological site, Iraq

    Karīm Shahīr , an ancient mound near the archaeological site of Jarmo in the hills to the northeast of the Iraq . Karīm Shahīr is located on a terrace at an altitude of about 800 meters near a small river. It has Artifacts spawned showing clear evidence both of knowledge of grain cu

  • Tiwanaku | Culture and archaeological site, Bolivia

    Tiwanaku , also Tiahuanaco or Tiwanacu written , an important pre-Columbian civilization known from ruins of the same name located near the south bank of the Titicacasees in Bolivia . The Tiwanaku main site became the UNESCO Added World Heritage List in the year 2000.

  • Kazanje | historical kingdom, Africa

    Kasanje , historical kingdom founded by the Imbangala around 1630 along the upper Cuango River (in todays Angola ). By the mid-17th century, the Kingdom of Kazanje had emerged as a dominant power along the Cuango, as it allied with the Portuguese in the region and often opposed the neighb

  • Saxony | historical region, duchy and kingdom, Europe

    Saxony , German- Saxony , French- Saxony , one of the most important areas of German history. Applied:(1) before the Display 1180, to an extensive far north German region including Holstein , but mainly to the west and southwest of the estuary and the lower course of the lounger

  • Dacia | historical region, Europe

    Dacia was an ancient area Central Europe, that of the Carpathians and much of the historical region Transylvania (modern north-central and west Romania ) covers . The Dacian Race used to have territories south of the Danube and north of the mountains, and these lands

  • Lycaonia | ancient region, Turkey

    Lycaonia , an old region inside Anatolia north of the Stiergebirge , inhabited by a fierce and warlike aboriginal people who grazed sheep and wild donkeys on the desolate central highlands. Little is known about the early Lycaonians. They appear to have escaped Persian rule, but later s

  • La Chapelle aux Saints | anthropological and archaeological site, France

    La Chapelle-aux-Saints , cave location in the Near the village of La Chapelle-aux-Saints in the center of France where the bones of an adult Neanderthal were found in 1908. Studies on the remains published by the French anthropologist in 1911–13 Marcellin Boule became the classic descr

  • Darfur | historical region and former province, Sudan

    Darfur (Arabic:Country of fur ) is also called indicates western Darfur , the historical region of the Billād al-Sūdān (Arabic:Land of the Blacks) and roughly corresponds to the westernmost Part of the present Sudan . It lay between Kordofan to the east and Wadai to the west, and exten

  • Tuzigoot National Monument | Park, Arizona, United States

    Tuzigoot National Monument , archaeological site in Central Arizona , USA It is located in the Verde River Valley, 3 km east of Clarkdale. The Montezuma Castle National Monument is about 32 km southeast. The 1939 monument occupies an area of ​​3.4 square kilometers. Its name comes from

  • Tonkin | Colonial Region, Vietnam

    Tonkin , during French colonial times also Tongking , Northern Vietnam , written . The term Tonkin has never been officially used by the Vietnamese to describe their country. Tonkin focused on the densely populated and intense cultured Red River Delta. It was north of the

  • Canada West | historical region, Canada

    Canada West , in Canadian history also Called Upper Canada , the region in Canada now known as Ontario is known . From 1791 to 1841 the region was known as Upper Canada and from 1841 to 1867 as Canada West, although the two names continued to be used interchangeably. West Canada was

  • Anglo-Egyptian Condominium | British-Egyptian History

    Anglo-Egyptian Condominium , the joint British and Egyptian government that ruled eastern Sudan from 1899 to 1955. It was established by the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium Agreements of January 19 and July 10, 1899 and lasted, with some later amendments, until the formation of sovereign , indepen

  • Sale | anthropological and archaeological site, Morocco

    Salé , site of paleoanthropological excavations near Rabat , Morocco , known for the discovery of a skull of the human species ( Homo ) in 1971 . The site has been tentatively dated to 400,000 years and contained some animal fossils, but there were no associated stone tools. Bri

  • Kotosh | archaeological site, Peru

    Kotosh , pre-Columbian site, near modern city Huánuco in todays Central Highlands Peru , known for its early temple structures . These earliest buildings, some of which have interior walls niches and mud relief decorative friezes, date to the end of the Late Pre-Pottery Period (

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