Archeologists Find Hindu Gods Buried Under An Ancient Egyptian Port

Archeologists Find Hindu Gods Buried Under An Ancient Egyptian Port

In the remote deserts of Egypt, an ancient port city named Berenike has revealed a fascinating and unexpected story: the deep influence of ancient Indian culture, trade, and people. This port, once bustling with activity, reveals how deeply intertwined ancient Indian and Egyptian civilizations were.

You Can Buy Winston Churchill’s London Home For $24.8M

You Can Buy Winston Churchill’s London Home For $24.8M 1

Winston Churchill’s London residence, located at 27 Hyde Park Gate, is on the market for $24.8 million. Churchill purchased it in 1946 for $310,595, converting it into his primary London abode until his death in 1965. The historic London residence of Prime Minister Winston Churchill is listed for about $24.8 million. The famous wartime leader’s […]

See The Precious Artifacts Unearthed At A Giant Roman Necropolis In France

See The Precious Artifacts Unearthed At A Giant Roman Necropolis In France 1

Among the most striking discoveries at the giant Roman necropolis in France, formerly known as Narbo Martius, are a marble ossuary chest, a marble altar bearing the name Tulia Flavina, a collection of glass perfume vials—often employed in Roman funerary rituals—and a lead pottery cup adorned with reliefs of skeletons. In the southern French region […]

How Old Are The Dunes? Researchers Reveal Age Of Earth’s Largest Sand Sea

How Old Are The Dunes? Researchers Reveal Age Of Earth's Largest Sand Sea 1

According to research published in the journal Nature by Professors Geoff Duller and Charles Bristow of Birkbeck University in London, Morocco’s Lala Lallia Sand dune dates back to 13,000 years. Despite their unusual formations, star or pyramid dunes can be found in Africa, Asia, North America, and even Mars. Until recently, however, scientists were unable […]

25,000 Artifacts Unearthed In Historic Saudi Arabia City

25,000 Artifacts Unearthed In Historic Saudi Arabia City 1

According to the Jeddah Historic District Program, over 25,000 artifacts were unearthed in the historic Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah. In the second-biggest Saudi city, archaeologists have found some 25,000 antiquities. According to the Jeddah Historic District Program (JHD), the discoveries include more than 11,400 ceramic fragments, more than 11,300 animal bones, more than 1,700 […]

How Russia Helped Launch The Decolonial Movement In The Heart Of The British Empire

Russia helped launch the decolonial movement in the heart of the British Empire with the help of Rafiq “Roosi” Ahmed, one of the few freedom warriors invited to New Delhi in 1972 by the Indian government to commemorate the country’s silver jubilee of independence. Rafiq “Roosi” Ahmed passed away forty years ago. However, his trips […]

How The US Built Order On The Ashes Of Genocide

The US Order is built on the ashes of genocide that happened during the junta in Argentina, with US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger being an avid supporter of the regime. New information on the long-term consequences of Henry Kissinger’s influence on US foreign policy is emerging as the nation’s former top diplomat is remembered […]

The Fascinating Story Of How Yemen Got F-5E Tiger II Fighters

The Fascinating Story of How Yemen Got F-5E Tiger II Fighters shows us that it is inextricably tied to the Second Yemenite War of March 1979. The Yemen Arab Republic (YAR), commonly known as North Yemen, had an air force that flew Soviet-supplied MiG-17 and MiG-21 aircraft during the Cold War. But starting in 1979, […]

The History Of Palestine Conflict Explained

The article below explains the history of the Israel-Palestine conflict, one of the longest conflicts. Tens of thousands of people have died and millions have been displaced as a result of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has its roots in a colonial crime from more than a century ago. After a staggering onslaught by the militant […]

Battle Of Lepanto – The Holy League & The Takeover Of Europe

On October 7, 1571, the Ottoman Empire and a Christian alliance known as The Holy League engaged in battle at Lepanto. Before the advent of the age of sail, it was the final significant battle between navies employing oar-powered ships. It is significant because it demonstrated to Europe that the Ottomans could be vanquished and […]