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05/15/2024

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Midas Monument, located within the borders of Seyitgazi district of Eskişehir in Türkiye, is thought to date back to ca....
05/15/2024

Midas Monument, located within the borders of Seyitgazi district of Eskişehir in Türkiye, is thought to date back to ca. 600 BC.

# **The Origins of Rome**This topic has been covered before, more than once. Now, let"s look at a more summarized versi...
05/14/2024

# **The Origins of Rome**
This topic has been covered before, more than once. Now, let"s look at a more summarized version.
**Chapter 1: From Myth to Foundation**
On the border between history and mythology, the origin of Rome intertwines with the fates of heroes and gods. The saga begins with Aeneas, the brave Trojan who, fleeing from the ashes of Troy set ablaze by the Greeks, carries on his shoulders the weight of a new beginning. Guided by the designs of the gods, his journey across the Mediterranean is filled with trials and adventures, culminating finally in his arrival in Latium, where his destiny would merge with that of the local people.
Aeneas, upon settling in the region, married Lavinia, daughter of King Latinus, and from this union was born a lineage that would come to shape the destiny of Rome. Among his descendants, Numitor and Amulius stand out, brothers whose rivalry would trigger a series of crucial events for the foundation of the eternal city. Amulius, the usurper, stripped his older brother of his right and condemned Rhea Silvia, Numitor"s daughter, to a life of virginity as a Vestal, so that there would be no heirs. But fate, capricious, united Rhea Silvia with the god Mars, and from this union were born the twins Romulus and Remus.
Amulius, fearing the prophecy that he would be dethroned by Numitor"s descendants, ordered that the twins be thrown into the Tiber River. But divine providence intervened, and the current carried them to safety, where they were saved and suckled by a she-wolf. Later, they were found by the shepherd Faustulus, who raised them as his own sons.
Romulus and Remus grew up strong and brave, but unaware of their noble origin. Upon discovering the truth about their past, they led a revolt that deposed Amulius, restoring Numitor to the throne of Alba Longa.
Still, the desire to found their own city burned in the brothers" hearts. Choosing the place where they were saved by the she-wolf as the location, they began the foundations of a new village. However, the dispute over the right to name the place culminated in Remus"s death at the hands of his brother Romulus. Thus, in 753 BC, Rome was born, marked from the beginning by a bloody dispute.
Under the reign of Romulus, Rome expanded, initially welcoming refugees, exiles, and even criminals, forming a diverse and robust population. But there were only men, however. Legend has it that, to find women, the Romans held a feast and invited their neighbors, the Sabines, to participate. At the feast, the Romans kidnapped the Sabine women who were present, single, married, they kidnapped a bunch of them. This triggered a war between the two peoples, but before blood was shed in abundance, the kidnapped Sabine women themselves stepped between the warriors and called for peace. Their wish was granted, and peace was established. How did this happen? Well, that"s a story for another time, in a specific post... Returning to Romulus, he instituted the Senate, creating a governance structure that would last for centuries. After his mysterious death, he was deified as the god Quirinus, and the throne passed through seven kings, notably Numa Pompilius, who established the religious foundations of Rome, and Tarquin the Elder, who began major public works.
But it was with Tarquin the Proud that the monarchy found its end. His tyrannical rule and the r**e of Lucretia by his son, followed by her denouncement and her public su***de due to the outraged honor, led to a popular revolt led by Lucius Junius Brutus, culminating in the expulsion of the royal family.
The expulsion of Tarquin, in 509 BC, was not just the end of a reign, but the beginning of a new era for Rome. The Republic was established, marking the end of the monarchy and the beginning of a political system that would influence the development of Western civilization.
The transition from a monarchy to a republic was not just a change of rulers, but a profound transformation in the political, social, and cultural structure of Rome. What comes next? How will Rome develop under the new republican system? And what challenges, tragedies, and conquests await this people who, among gods and mortals, trace their destiny?
In the next chapters, we will uncover the mysteries of the great city"s expansion, the Punic Wars, the zenith and crisis of the Republic, until the rise of the Empire. The history of Rome is an invitation to explore the past, understand the present, and imagine the future.
*Edson Rodrigues, writer of PRIMA LANCA, wrote this post*

Bức tượng lừa dối La Mã - Hy Lạp (búp bê voodoo), bị đâm bởi 13 que kim. Ai Cập, thế kỷ 2 trước Công nguyên.
05/14/2024

Bức tượng lừa dối La Mã - Hy Lạp (búp bê voodoo), bị đâm bởi 13 que kim. Ai Cập, thế kỷ 2 trước Công nguyên.

Alanya castle and amazing beach/TÜRKİYE
05/14/2024

Alanya castle and amazing beach/TÜRKİYE

Post 1 The ancient Egyptian afterlife only for the rich?Pretty much everything you see in the museums about the ancient ...
05/14/2024

Post 1 The ancient Egyptian afterlife only for the rich?
Pretty much everything you see in the museums about the ancient Egyptian civilization is what was left to us by the elites. We have barely any knowledge of the everyday Egyptian and their religious believe. Only the top 3-5% of the puplic could afford some kind of more exquisite burial with ritual objects. The coffins, the sarcophagus, the book of the dead are all objects that secured the way to the afterlife because it was full of dangers. How must that have felt like to know that you might not get to see your dying child in the afterlife because you could not afford the materials? Not just in life but also in death the Egyptians invented and practiced a social order. Very different from Christian believe that no amount of money can buy you a place in heaven! People with lower income (95% of the population) would just be buried in desert cemeteries inside a hole.The rich elites bodies were mummified to last for an eternity while the poor turned into dust.

KORE - art on WednesdayThe archaic period in Greek art means one thing: Kuros and Kore. A static depiction of a figure w...
05/14/2024

KORE - art on Wednesday
The archaic period in Greek art means one thing: Kuros and Kore. A static depiction of a figure with a leg in front and a gentle, calm smile. It seems to me that there are more male images left, but in my opinion the Korean ones are much more interesting, mainly because of the clothing elements. Today we"re talking about Korea.
Kore actually means "girl" and is a modern term. The ancients did not call archaic sculptures this way. Kore probably represented a deity or priestess. The sculpture in all its dignity, dressed in a patterned peplos, sometimes a chiton and a himation, smiles gently. Subjectively, I can say that Kore from the photo is a goddess for me!
Kore is a great example of preserved polychrome. Her reddish hair today, probably once brown, flows onto her robe, now gray and once painted, decorated with floral decorations.
Archaic sculptures are also a great example of Egyptian influence on Greek art. You probably know the sculptures of pharaohs, whose silhouettes are very similar to the Greek Kuros and Kores.
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The Rise of Europe - Roman Mosaic - 4th AD - Yes.Sparta - Sparta Archaeological Museum.
05/14/2024

The Rise of Europe - Roman Mosaic - 4th AD - Yes.
Sparta - Sparta Archaeological Museum.

Ancient Sumerian texts give a description of the that arrived from this so called undiscovered planet called Nibiru in ...
05/13/2024

Ancient Sumerian texts give a description of the that arrived from this so called undiscovered planet called Nibiru in our solar system.
It has been given multiple names throughout history!
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Mind your step. The stairs in Huayna Picchu😱follow Ancient History for more
05/13/2024

Mind your step. The stairs in Huayna Picchu😱
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05/13/2024

A Turkish homeowner chasing his chickens through a hole in his basement during renovations came across an abandoned underground Turkish city that once housed 20,000 people.
Excavation work uncovered an incredible marvel of engineering, a network of tunnels and shelters 18 levels deep that went down 280ft (85 metres). This enormous underground city is thought to have begun life as a system of caves built back 1200 BC by the Hittites to shelter from the Phrygians, who then in turn further excavated the area and expanded the living space when they conquered the region.
In later centuries it appears as though Christian inhabitants of the Roman Empire expanded the cave systems by adding more layers and including chapels, stables and places to make wine and olive oil.
The underground city of Derinkuyu was a safe haven for the people living in the region on many occasions, with a long string of conquerors and occupiers marching through that part of the world.

Archaeologists Stumble Upon Pristine Dinosaur Fossil Amidst the Dense Amazon Jungle, Illuminating the Mysteries of the C...
05/09/2024

Archaeologists Stumble Upon Pristine Dinosaur Fossil Amidst the Dense Amazon Jungle, Illuminating the Mysteries of the Cacas Species(video)
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Unveiling the Millennia Mystery: Tiny Winged "Human Skeleton" Discovered in London Ancient House Basement.Follow for mor...
05/09/2024

Unveiling the Millennia Mystery: Tiny Winged "Human Skeleton" Discovered in London Ancient House Basement.
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Herculaneum Eerie Silence: Unraveling the Enigma of Citizens in Dock Buildings, 79 AD, as Few Bodies Emerge Since the 18...
05/08/2024

Herculaneum Eerie Silence: Unraveling the Enigma of Citizens in Dock Buildings, 79 AD, as Few Bodies Emerge Since the 18th Century Excavations.
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NEWS: Archaeological Sensation: Experts Uncover Bone-Chilling Discovery - Skull Impaled by Enormous Spike Sends Shivers ...
05/08/2024

NEWS: Archaeological Sensation: Experts Uncover Bone-Chilling Discovery - Skull Impaled by Enormous Spike Sends Shivers Through the Spine!
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Tragedi Kehidupan Orang Tua 10 Kaki di Amerika Utara Terungkap oleh Para Arkeolog.-(Read more comments)......👇👇
05/08/2024

Tragedi Kehidupan Orang Tua 10 Kaki di Amerika Utara Terungkap oleh Para Arkeolog.
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Unveiling Enigma: Scientists Astounded by Discovery of an Ancient Coffin, Revealing Mysterious Secrets Kept Hidden at th...
05/08/2024

Unveiling Enigma: Scientists Astounded by Discovery of an Ancient Coffin, Revealing Mysterious Secrets Kept Hidden at the Neck for Over 3,000 Years - Breaking News
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Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers 🏰France 🇫🇷The Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers is a castle in the commune of Les Trois-Mo...
05/06/2024

Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers 🏰
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The Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers is a castle in the commune of Les Trois-Moutiers in the Vienne département of France.
The stronghold dates to the thirteenth century and was originally called Motte Bauçay (or Baussay). The castle is a former stronghold of the Bauçay family, lords of Loudun. The Motte Baussay was taken several times by the English during the Hundred Years" War and devastated during the French Revolution.
It was bought in 1809 by François Hennecart, a wealthy businessman. In 1857, it was sold to Baron Joseph Lejeune. In 1932, a major fire destroyed most of the buildings in the castle.
In December 2017, 18,600 members of an online community raised €1,600,000, by paying at least €50 each, to purchase the castle with the aim of restoring it.
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Ruins of Nysa Library, Aydın - Türkiye :The Library, which is one of the well-preserved examples of Anatolia, points out...
05/05/2024

Ruins of Nysa Library, Aydın - Türkiye :
The Library, which is one of the well-preserved examples of Anatolia, points out that Menderes Nysa is a city of education and culture. The library, which was built on the west side of the city around 130 AD, had 2 floors, 16 bookshelves, and 6 archive rooms on the second floor, accessed by wooden corridors.
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05/05/2024

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The World’s Oldest Surviving Toy, Dating Back To The Chalcolithic Period Around 5500-3000 Bc, Approximately 7500 Years O...
05/05/2024

The World’s Oldest Surviving Toy, Dating Back To The Chalcolithic Period Around 5500-3000 Bc, Approximately 7500 Years Old, Is Exhibited At The Mardin Museum In Turkey 🇹🇷
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The imperial sceptre of the Roman Emperor Maxentius (306 - 312 CE) - the only surviving example known.Topped with a crys...
05/05/2024

The imperial sceptre of the Roman Emperor Maxentius (306 - 312 CE) - the only surviving example known.
Topped with a crystal sphere, it was discovered near the base of the Palatine Hill in 2006, alongside several imperial banners.
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Mevlana Museum, Konya, Turkey: The Mevlâna Museum, in Konya, Turkey, started life as the dervish lodge of the Mevlevi or...
05/05/2024

Mevlana Museum, Konya, Turkey: The Mevlâna Museum, in Konya, Turkey, started life as the dervish lodge of the Mevlevi order, better known as the whirling dervishes. It houses the mausoleum of Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi, a Persian Sufi mystic. Wikipedia

Château de la Roche 🏰France 🇫🇷•The Château de La Roche is a restored castle situated in the commune of Saint-Priest-la-R...
05/04/2024

Château de la Roche 🏰
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•The Château de La Roche is a restored castle situated in the commune of Saint-Priest-la-Roche in the Loire département of France, 20 km from Roanne. The castle stands on an island in the lake formed by the Villerest dam.
The earliest written records of the castle date from 1260. It was built on a rocky platform overlooking the Loire river from a height of 30 metres. The fortress allowed a watch to be kept and tolls to be collected for the County of Forez border. The building suffered floods from the Loire more often than attacks from enemies.
During the construction of the dam in 1984, the château was the only building spared by the waters. It is now situated on an island. In 1996, it was entirely restored and the side facing the water was remodelled to permit access throughout the year.
The regulation of the waters of the Loire have not fully protected the château; it was affected by floodwater in 2003 and 2008.
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In the northern Italian city of Como, a remarkable discovery has recently come to light: hundreds of ancient Roman gold ...
05/04/2024

In the northern Italian city of Como, a remarkable discovery has recently come to light: hundreds of ancient Roman gold coins unearthed at the site of an old theater. Dating back to the twilight years of the Roman Empire in the 5th century, these coins were found nestled within a stone urn in the basement of the Cressoni theater, situated not far from the remnants of the ancient city of Novum Comum. Italian media reports speculate that the historical significance and sheer value of these coins could amount to millions of euros.

Exploring The Harsh Reality Of Ubasute: The Ancient Japanese Practice Of Abandoning Elderly Mothers In Solitude 👇👇
05/04/2024

Exploring The Harsh Reality Of Ubasute: The Ancient Japanese Practice Of Abandoning Elderly Mothers In Solitude 👇👇

HOT NEWS: Discovery of Skeleton of Pregnant Mother and Her Unborn Child Sheds Light on Tragic Ancient DemiseDetails belo...
05/03/2024

HOT NEWS: Discovery of Skeleton of Pregnant Mother and Her Unborn Child Sheds Light on Tragic Ancient Demise
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Archaeologists Uncover Enigmatic Nephilim Skull, Potentially Rewriting History"s Narrative.-(Details in comments 👇)
05/03/2024

Archaeologists Uncover Enigmatic Nephilim Skull, Potentially Rewriting History"s Narrative.
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The Lost City Of Pompeii-An image of the excavation of Pompeii.Details below in the comments section ...👇👇
05/03/2024

The Lost City Of Pompeii-An image of the excavation of Pompeii.
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Ancient Egyptian Tradition of Burial in Ceramic Jars Unearthed - NEWSDetails below in the comments section ...👇👇
05/03/2024

Ancient Egyptian Tradition of Burial in Ceramic Jars Unearthed - NEWS
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