8 Actors Who Delivered Brilliant Performances As Real-Life Gangsters
Plenty of gangster movies take inspiration from real life, which gives actors an opportunity to play real-life criminals. These movies often produce brilliant performances, as some of…
A stunning archaeological discovery in Téviec, France, has shed light on the lives and mysterious deaths of two women who lived between 6740 and 5680 BC. Their graves, found with exceptional care and reverence, offer new insights into burial practices and social dynamics in prehistoric societies.
A stunning archaeological discovery in Téviec, France, has shed light on the lives and mysterious deaths of two women who lived between 6740 and 5680 BC. Their…
UNDERGROUND CITIES OF THE PAST
In the texts of Zoroaster, it is said that for about three years the entire Earth was hit by a sudden and brief ice age. They were…
The Clone Wars Would Have Looked Completely Different Were It Not For 23-Year-Old Star Wars Decision
The Clone Wars-era Separatist Droid Army almost looked completely different in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones. The Confederacy of Independent Systems, also known…
In 330 BC, Darius III met a tragic end, betrayed by his own general Bessus during Alexander the Great’s relentless pursuit. Bound in chains and abandoned in an ox-cart, the once-mighty Persian king was left to die alone in the harsh terrain.
In 330 BC, Darius III met a tragic end, betrayed by his own general Bessus during Alexander the Great’s relentless pursuit. Bound in chains and abandoned in…
Puilaurens Castle, Carcᴀssonne, France.
Puilaurens Castle, Carcᴀssonne, France. A strategic site, perched 697 meters on Mont Ardu, Puilaurens Castle stands on a rocky outcrop overlooking the village surrounded by a fir…
Where To Watch Moana 2 On Streaming
Moana and Maui returned in 2024 for one of the most anticipated Disney movies of the decade so far, and the options for where to watch Moana…
The Enigmatic Echoes of Ninurta: As we navigate the intricate web of ancient global connections, we encounter two statues that challenge our perception of history. On the right stands Ninurta, the revered Sumerian god of war and agriculture, originating from Mesopotamia—the cradle of civilization. On the left, an astonishingly similar statue is found among the artifacts collected by Father Carlo Crespi in Ecuador.
The Enigmatic Echoes of Ninurta: As we navigate the intricate web of ancient global connections, we encounter two statues that challenge our perception of history. On the…
The Ponte Nuraghe in Dualchi, Sardinia, represents a remarkable architectural achievement from the Nuragic civilization, which flourished more than 3,000 years ago, approximately between 1800–1100 BCE. One of the stone linings of this structure weighs an astonishing 19 tons, surpᴀssing the heft of a blue whale.
The Ponte Nuraghe in Dualchi, Sardinia, represents a remarkable architectural achievement from the Nuragic civilization, which flourished more than 3,000 years ago, approximately between 1800–1100 BCE. One…
Lost for over seventeen centuries beneath the azure waters of Italy’s western coast, the sunken city of Caesar, Baiae, was frequently visited by famous Roman Caesars such as Julius Caesar, Nero and Hadrian, who died there during its heyday. The villas that emerged or were still submerged, the temples showed the wealth of this region and for centuries it was considered one of the most important Roman cities. Pliny the Younger lived here, and from here, across the bay, remained the ancient city submerged after the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD that destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum. It was discovered 1700 years later.
Lost for over seventeen centuries beneath the azure waters of Italy’s western coast, the sunken city of Caesar, Baiae, was frequently visited by famous Roman Caesars such…