Early Chinese History Humans were able to thrive in parts of China starting around 7500 BCE. Temperatures began to rise after the Ice Age, thus rainfall increased. These conditions helped the early people of China to cultivate crops. They mainly … Continue reading Ancient China: Medicine, Philosophy, and Archeology
Introduction Despite centuries of research conducted around the world into early human culture, many mysteries remain engraved in ancient South American rock art. Dozens of questions continue to go unanswered for archeologists. Luckily for them, they still have so much … Continue reading Anthropology: Teachings From Ancient Rock Art in South America
Sibiu tourism is a journey back in time. It’s a city in Romania frozen in the ancient moment. A city of medieval structures, remarkably well-preserved despite their time of origin. From castle walls to cobblestone walkways, historical cathedrals, and the … Continue reading Sibiu Travel Guide: A Journey Through Medieval Romania
The existence of art as a defined form and concept has a complex story, dating well back into human prehistory. By the time ancient civilizations flourished in Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, India, China, and elsewhere, art -painting, sculpture, poetry, music, architecture- … Continue reading History of Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art
Situated on the borderline between Asia and Europe, Turkey is the ultimate encapsulation of cultural beauty, historical richness, stunning natural scenes, and adrenaline-rushing adventures. Each year, millions of travellers visit Turkey for the once in lifetime experience. There is absolutely … Continue reading Travel Guide: Turkey is the Ultimate Encapsulation of Cultural Beauty
Rediscovering the Sahara Archeological discoveries often help dispel myths and misconceptions about different epochs and places. The city of Djado, an impressive abandoned fortress located in northern Niger, shatters the common perception of the Sahara desert. Most people usually depict … Continue reading Ancient History: The Ruins of the City of Djado, a Hidden Wonder of the Sahara
Modern day funerary practices are something we rarely pay attention to, unless, of course, we are in the midst of dealing with a death ourselves. Though there are some notable outliers, most funerals now consist of simple practices such as … Continue reading The Practice of Mummification Across the World
On March 20, 2021, the Institute of Chinese Archaeology announced a stunning discovery regarding the Sanxingdui Ruins. More than 500 pieces of ancient artifacts were unveiled during the exciting weekend, providing a more detailed perspective of a mysterious civilization dating … Continue reading Sanxingdui: A Lost Civilization in Ancient China
Nature Struk Pompei an Ancient Roman City Continue reading Nature Struck: Pompeii an Ancient Roman City