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Google Doodle honors female artist Zinaida Serebriakova
Zinaida Serebriakova was born on December 12, 1884 in the Russian Empire (former Soviet Union) into a family with the most artistic tradition at that time, the Benois fa…
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History
Holy Roman Empire - The strangest empire in history
The Holy Roman Empire was not divine, not Roman, nor really an empire.
History
Who is Dai Viet's concubine twice defeating the Angkor Empire?
The people of his hometown still engrave and transmit his story forever as an infinite pride and gratitude.
History
The secret of the Aztec empire: Because of an eagle that drained the swamp, then the 'treasure' of a hundred years was revealed!
How great was the Aztec Empire and who was it?
History
How dark was the Dark Ages in human history?
The fall of the Roman Empire did not turn Europe into a region dominated by violence. Those are the misconceptions of previous historians.
Archeology
What caused the ancient Roman republic to collapse?
Scientists believe that the volcanic eruption 2,500 years ago caused a global climate disaster that led to widespread famine in 43 BC.
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Terrible atrocities killed 70,000 people making human skull towers
Tamerlane, also known as Timur, the founder of the Timur empire, is remembered for being a cruel and violent tyrant.
Biology
Decode leaves that are more precious than gold of the Inca empire
The Inca Empire was one of the flourishing civilizations in the Americas. During the flourishing period, the Incas considered a leaf more valuable than gold.
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Why is the Mongol empire small but occupies the whole world?
Although there were only about 2 million inhabitants at its peak, the Mongol empire defeated its larger enemies, whose culture was considered more advanced to become the…
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The Great Journey of the Huns: Leveling Central Asia, invading and capturing Rome in tribute
After being weakened and divided by the Han Dynasty, a part of the Huns decided to migrate to the west, opening a whole new history for this warlike nation.
Archeology
Ancient tomb mystery 'shadow warriors' appears the most unexpected place
The workers on the mission to renovate the cemetery did not dare to touch the two anomalous rock structures even without knowing it was the tomb of the terrifying Avar w…
Computer science
Why do you fight Empire with the machine often lose?
The intelligence of machines in Age of Empires has an obvious advantage and it also contributes to creating good gamers.
Archeology
The 'ghost' in ancient pine reveals the mysterious age of 3,600-year-old empire
The nearly 3,600-year-old mystery about a mighty empire that seemed to be wiped out momentarily has been deciphered by the looming ghost of a growth cycle of ancient pin…
Archeology
500-year-old gold ingot of Aztec empire
The researchers confirmed the 2 kg gold ingot was part of the Aztec treasure plundered by Spanish colonists five centuries ago.
Scientific works
Ashurbanipal: The oldest royal library in the world
In the 7th century BC, Ashurbanipal - the great king of the New Assyrian Empire - built the Royal Ashurbanipal Library to hold documents he collected from various fields.