Archeology
The world's oldest Christian letter is found
This is considered to be the oldest Christian letter in the world from the year 230 AD written on an ancient Egyptian papyrus, to help better understand the first Christ…
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The truth falls back on the culprit who burned into Rome
According to many documents, one of the wildest, craziest actions of the tyrant Nero is to order burned to Rome. is that true?
Environment
Ancient Romans were the agents of climate change in Europe 2,000 years ago
According to a new study published, scientists believe that the ancient Romans had the effects of climate change from thousands of years ago.
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The death penalty of nearly 1,000 Jews before 5,000 Roman soldiers in 70
In the first century, the Roman empire dominated the Mediterranean and occupied large areas of the Middle East, including the Israeli Hasmoneans kingdom.
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Fish sauce is not actually from Asia but in Europe
From many generations, in Southeast Asian countries in general and Vietnam in particular, fish sauce has become an indispensable spice in daily meals.
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This is what really created a glorious Roman empire
Although the Roman Empire had collapsed from more than 1500 years ago, the tangible and intangible heritage it left still exists today.
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New discovery: Malaria appears from the Roman Empire
The process of DNA analysis for teeth dating back to 2,000 years of discovery in cemeteries in Italy provided clear evidence that malaria existed during the Roman Empire.
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The couple is buried by volcanic lava, not separated after thousands of years
In 79 AD, the volcano Vesuvius erupted and buried all of Pompeii in the ancient Roman empire. This place is like an extremely large cemetery.
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The world's top 10 heritage travelers should not set foot
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has compiled a list of UNESCO's world-class heritage that tourists are advised not to come due to the danger.
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10 mysterious mass graves
Recently, many mass graves have been discovered and provide useful information for historical researchers, anthropologists, archaeologists ..
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The story of the dancer becomes the queen
Although born from the lower class but with her talent, Queen Theodora became one of the powerful people in ancient Rome.
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Confused about the sexual assault, the tyranny of Roman times
Rome is a decadent empire, racist Romans ... are somewhat outrageous thoughts about this great empire.
World celebrity
The king built a great empire and ended 23 stabbing
Julius Caesar is a talented politician who offers a series of reform rules, laying an important foundation for the transition of the Roman Republic to the new political…
World Heritage
Hierapolis - Pamukkale - World mixed heritage in Turkey
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized Hierapolis - Pamukkale of Turkey as World Heritage in 1988.
Archeology
Thinking of 'head of people', visitors accidentally found rare ancient bottles
Admittedly, any surprises can happen during a vacation. That's exactly true of Heraklio's story, a male tourist who stays at Crete, Greece.