Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Category: History

World history, mythology and Turkic history knowledge

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History

Depiction of Heaven, Milk Lake, and Hell

where is the heawen? Heavens According to the Altai and the Yakuts, the Heavenly Heaven is on the third floor of the heavens. Clean entertainment, pleasure and whatever is in

Derbent, Bismil
History

Derbent: The Caspian Gates Where a Great Wall Met the Sea

One of Russia’s oldest cities, Derbent guarded the narrow Caspian Gates with colossal Sasanian walls and the fortress of Naryn-Kala.

Water reservoir at Dholavira site
History

Dholavira: The 4,500-Year-Old City That Beat the Desert With Water Engineering

Dholavira, a great city of the Indus Valley Civilization, thrived for 1,500 years in a near-waterless salt desert by mastering the art of harvesting and storing the monsoon — one of the most brilliant feats of ancient water engineering ever found.

History

DID ATATÜRK SEE THE FUTURE?

According to some scientists, the center of the ability to see the future is the brain center that we call diansephalus and where the sympathetic nervous system unites.This nervous system

History

Double Mouthed Bend Handled Depiction

These descriptions used in the Ottoman Sailor and Janissary sanjaks have different interpretations. There is a common point where they meet; The first is the analogy with the forked-headed sword

The great grassy mound of Dowth rising above the Boyne farmland
History

Dowth: The Forgotten Third Mound of Ireland’s Boyne Valley

Overshadowed by Newgrange, the 5,000-year-old passage tomb of Dowth is just as ancient and just as mysterious — a brooding mound that still guards its secrets.

History

Earthquake Trauma of Southern Anatolia in the Middle East

The biggest factor causing human loss in history was the incessant wars. However, infectious diseases for which no cure has been found, natural disasters such as fire, flood and earthquake

The excavated Hegmataneh mound at ancient Ecbatana in Hamadan
History

Ecbatana: The Golden Median Capital Buried Beneath Modern Hamadan

Beneath the busy streets of Hamadan, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Iran, lies the buried capital of a vanished empire. This is Ecbatana, known in ancient times

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Eighty Thousand Hours of Digging for a Circle That Held No Bodies: The Story of the Ring of Brodgar

On a narrow strip of land between two lochs in Orkney, ringed by hills that seem placed on purpose to frame it, stands the Ring of Brodgar, a stone circle

Stepped Pyramid of the Niches at El Tajin archaeological site in Veracruz Mexico
History

El Tajin and Its Pyramid of 365 Stone Niches

El Tajín rose on Mexico’s Gulf Coast as a ceremonial center famed for its niche-covered pyramid, seventeen ballcourts, and flying dancers.