1) 1800-Year-Old Sewer System in Ancient Mastara, Turkey In May 2022, archaeologists unearthed a remarkable piece of ancient engineering: an 1800-year-old sewer system in ancient Mastara, Turkey. This discovery is not just a testament to the advanced urban planning of the era but also challenges our understanding of historical infrastructural development. The system’s extensive network …
The Djoser pyramid in Egypt holds the distinction of being the world’s oldest pyramid, with an age of 4,700 years. A recent publication in Archaeological Prospection challenges the validity of the existing record by presenting compelling evidence of a “prehistoric pyramid” in Indonesia dating back as far as 27,000 years. Nevertheless, there are sceptics who …
In order to strengthen scholarly interactions on underwater archaeology in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and promote international cooperation in Southeast Asia, an international cooperation centre for underwater archaeology has been established in Guangzhou, the provincial capital of Guangdong. According to the Guangzhou Marine Geological Survey, the centre will work with other departments and …
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Brief Description of Mount Edziza Provincial Park Situated in the vibrant wilderness of British Columbia, Canada, Mount Edziza Provincial Park spans over 230,000 hectares of captivating, unspoiled terrain. A veritable paradise for nature lovers, hikers, and history buffs, the park features a cluster of stunning volcanic cones and ancient lava formations. But what sets it …
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INTRODUCTION Brief Overview of Thockrington Nestled in the heart of Northumberland, Thockrington is a small, quaint parish that invites everyone to revel in its tranquility. With a small population, it is an oasis of peace away from the urban chaos. Peppered with captivating historical landmarks and enveloped by the picturesque English countryside, this place offers …
Introduction Overview of Alexander the Great Alexander the Great, born in 356 BC in Pella, Macedonia, continues to be a focal point in the annals of global history due to his unparalleled achievements as a supreme military commander. He was the son of King Philip II of Macedonia and Queen Olympias. Displaying extraordinary military talent, …
Introduction Introduction to Mount Edziza Provincial Park Located in the heart of the remote northern wilderness of British Columbia, Canada, Mount Edziza Provincial Park is a mesmerizing showcase of Mother Nature at her most majestic. Covering a staggering area of nearly 2,000 square miles, this park is home to the dormant volcano, Mount Edziza, and …
Introduction to the Israelites Journey Background of the Israelites in Egypt Before embarking on the monumental trek from Egypt to Canaan, the Israelites were enslaved in Egypt for hundreds of years. This bondage was marked by harsh labor and oppression, meted out by Pharaoh and his officials. Despite their living conditions, they were able to …
Introduction Who is Mirwais Hotak? Born in 1673, Mirwais Hotak was a powerful political figure from the Hotak dynasty in Afghanistan. Originally a tribal chieftain, Mirwais rallied the Afghan Pashtun tribes, overthrew the ruling Persian Safavids, and established himself as the King of Kandahar, opening a new chapter in Afghanistan’s history. What to expect in …
Context of Israel’s stay in Egypt The historical time frame of Israel’s sojourn in Egypt forms a significant cornerstone in both Egyptian and Israelite historical narratives. Many scholars have deduced that this event possibly took place during the New Kingdom epoch, roughly 1550–1070 BC, specifically under the reign of Pharaoh Ramses II. Often attributed to …
