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New Paleo-Hispanic Alphabet Discovered in Spain
[ad_1] Researchers in have announced a groundbreaking discovery at the Tartessian site of Casas del Turuñuelo in Guareña, Badajoz, Spain.
The Theft of the Ghent Altarpiece
[ad_1] Early on the morning of 11 April 1934 the sacristan of St Bavo’s Cathedral in Ghent stumbled on a
Roman Elites Alone Wore Tyrian Purple, Maintaining Social Hierarchy
[ad_1] In addition to laws regulating clothing and luxury items, ancient European societies also implemented sumptuary laws on food consumption.
First World Problems Come to Tribe that was Delivered the Internet By Starlink
[ad_1] In September of last year, the Marubo tribe, residing deep within the Amazon rainforest, was introduced to the Internet
Ronald Reagan’s European Tour | History Today
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Ancient Roman Maritime Pavilion Excavated off Italy’s Coast
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Ollantaytambo: The Inca Fortress That Defied Conquistadors
[ad_1] Hidden away in Peru’s Sacred Valley, 2,792 m (9,160 ft) above sea level, lies Ollantaytambo, a powerful reminder of
Roman Centurions Leave Mark in Egypt With Papyrus Letters and Pet Cemetery
[ad_1] Polish archaeologists in Berenike have discovered papyruses listing Roman centurions stationed in Egypt, found alongside pottery from Italy, Roman
11 Ancient Canoes at Lake Mendota Reveal Wisconsin’s Early Civilizations
[ad_1] Archaeologists from the Wisconsin Historical Society have unearthed up to 11 ancient canoes at the bottom of Lake Mendota