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Archeology
An ancient empire may have collapsed due to climate change
New research suggests that it was climate change that caused the Neo-Assyrian empire, a superpower in the near-east, to exist for nearly 300 years, wither in the 7th cen…
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Life of a citizen of the Roman Empire in ancient times: Every day must survive
Let's go back in time to see if it was easy for us to live in the Roman Empire, one of the most powerful empires in history, today.
Archeology
Israel discovered 1,400-year-old iron nails and hammers from Eastern Rome
According to the IAA Antiquities Agency, only 20 ancient hammers are currently recorded in the national antiquities database, including six of the Eastern Roman Empire p…
Archeology
The real reason why the ancient Khmer Empire was forced to move the capital, only to make a historical legend
Angkor is not always the capital of the Khmer Empire. There was a time when it was moved to another place, only that place collapsed so quickly.
Archeology
Discover the mysterious ancient wall longer than 100km in Iran
Who built this extraordinarily long wall? How to build it and what purpose does it have? Those are the questions that are puzzling archaeologists.
Archeology
Dust can also cause a mighty empire to collapse
An empire can be collapsed for various reasons such as aggression, too large territory, civil war, economic problems or climate change.
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The mighty empire smashed the capital of the enemy through a 6-pound gun
The Constantinople citadel has been a symbol of Western civilization since 330 years, and was the capital of the Byzantine Empire (Eastern Rome) for a long time, until t…
Archeology
Find mysterious pyramid mummies from underground Roman times in Rome
Three skeletons dating from the Roman Empire period were found underground in the capital Rome in a state of almost intact preservation.
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What helped Ceasar to become the most powerful dictator in Rome?
Historians have recently made a comment about the motive of the Roman dictator Gaius Julius Caesar's pursuit of all power.
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Tiny animals banish the Mongolian army, save Europe from destruction?
The Mongol Empire was once the largest dominant empire in the world, but the Mongols could never occupy Europe even though the early campaigns created a 'victory like sp…
Archeology
The girl's remains revealed the terrifying power of the Inca empire
The might of the great Inca empire was partly built on a cruel and fearsome terror power, which the four found remains have shown.
Archeology
Terrible mass grave of 227 sacrificed children
Cruelly murdered on a massive ritual of sacrifice 1,400 years ago, the remains of 227 children between the ages of 4 and 14 have just been found in a mass grave in Pampa…
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The most powerful Empire ever defeated the Roman Empire and ended after 'bullying' Russia
The Ottoman Empire (Turkey) lasted for 623 years, defeating stunned opponents like the Roman Empire, but when it came to fighting Russia, it began to decline without bra…
Archeology
Discovered ancient pottery containing pure cream and butter in Mongolia
Archaeologists discovered four ancient pottery dating back 700-800 years in northwestern Mongolia, including three containers of milk-covered cream and a pure avocado co…