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Pallantium, the Legendary Greek City the Romans Believed Existed Where Rome Was Later Founded
One of the most fascinating and perhaps lesser-known stories of Rome’s history is that of Pallantium (in ancient Greek ...
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Sealand, the Dark Mesopotamian Kingdom Determined to Remain Independent
Hammurabi, the sixth king of the First Dynasty of Babylon, is not only remembered for his famous legal code but also for ...
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The Strict Education of Stenographers in Antiquity, a Profession Reserved for Slaves
A recently published study by Ella Kirsh from Brown University analyzes shorthand manuals from antiquity preserved in papyri ...
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The Oldest Villa in Fregellae, a City Destroyed by the Romans in 125 BC, Uncovered by Archaeologists
Recent archaeological excavations at the ancient site of Fregellae, located around 100 kilometers from Rome, have unearthed ...
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The Tired Light Theory and James Webb Telescope Observations Challenge the Validity of the Big Bang
A recent study by an engineer from Kansas State University offers new observational support for a century-old theory that directly challenges the validity of the Big Bang theory. Lior Shamir, an ...
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The Story of the Mysterious Uranium Cubes from the Nazi Atomic Project
In the summer of 2013, Professor Timothy Koeth of the University of Maryland received an unusual birthday gift: a package containing a small black cube about five centimeters on each side and weighing ...
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An experiment begun nearly 100 years ago secures the future of beer and whiskey in the face of climate change
The identification of the genes responsible for the adaptability of barley ensures its future. Credit: MicEnin / depositphotos.com Nearly a century ago, an experiment was initiated that could secure ...
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Fascinating Millefiori Glass Plaques from the 5th Century AD Found in the Ancient Lycian Port of Andriake
Decorative plates of millefiori glass from the 5th century A.D. found at Andriake. Credit: Ministry of Culture of Türkiye In ...
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Punic Tophets Did Not House Sacrifices, They Were Sacred Spaces for Children Who Died of Natural Causes, Researchers Discovered
An international team of researchers has conducted a thorough study of the cremated remains of infants and children found in the tophet of Zita, Tunisia, revealing a complex history of poor health and ...
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Marcus Antonius Pallas, the Treasurer of Two Roman Emperors Who Became Rich Without Ever Embezzling Public Funds
Callistus, Terentius, Hyginus, Narcissus, Asiaticus, Neophytus, Phaon, Pallas… What do these names of historical figures from ...
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Big Bang
A recent study by an engineer from Kansas State University offers new observational support for a century-old theory that directly challenges the validity of the Big Bang theory. Lior Shamir, an ...
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Enigmatic Rock-Cut Architecture of Zoroastrian Origin Discovered in Madagascar
A series of 35 circular niches excavated in the rock at Teniky, Madagascar. Credit: G. Schreurs et al. An international team of researchers has made a surprising archaeological discovery in the heart ...