Monday, September 21, 2026

Category: History

World history, mythology and Turkic history knowledge

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History

Suakin: The Ruined Coral City of Sudan’s Red Sea Coast

On a small coral island in the Red Sea, linked to the Sudanese mainland by a single causeway, stands one of the most hauntingly beautiful ruined cities in Africa. This

Man in an Upper Paleolithic burial in Sunghir, Russia. The site is approximately 28,000 to 30,000 years old
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Sungir: Ice Age Children Buried With Thirty Thousand Ivory Beads

Near Vladimir, 30,000-year-old graves adorned with tens of thousands of ivory beads revealed the astonishing culture of Ice Age hunters.

The Shush Castle rising above the ruins of ancient Susa
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Susa: A City of Endless Layers Where Empires Rose and Fell

Some cities live for a few centuries and then fade. Susa lived for thousands of years, rising and falling and rising again through one of the longest continuous histories of

History

Syria is the Turkish Homeland

The activities carried out by the Turkish army in Syria as a search for a solution to the social and political problems that have occurred in our region in recent

River Don in Voronezh Oblast, Russia
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Tanais: The Northernmost Greek City, Where Wine Met the Steppe

At the mouth of the Don, the northernmost Greek city traded wine for grain and blended Greeks and Sarmatians for centuries.

An overview of the sprawling Tarxien temple complex on Malta
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Tarxien: Malta’s Most Elaborate Prehistoric Temple, Carved 5,000 Years Ago

On Malta stands Tarxien, the most richly decorated of all the island’s prehistoric temples. With carved spirals, animal reliefs, and a colossal statue, it is a masterpiece of Neolithic art over 5,000 years old.

Aerial view of the great mound of Tell Brak in the Khabur plains of northern Syria
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Tell Brak: The Syrian Mound That May Rewrite Where Cities Began

A great mound in northeastern Syria suggests cities grew up in the north of Mesopotamia just as early as in the famous south, and it left behind thousands of haunting eye idols.

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Templo Mayor: The Aztec Great Pyramid at the Center of the World

In the heart of Mexico City lie the ruins of the Templo Mayor, the Aztec double pyramid where the universe was said to begin. Its rise, its sacrifices, its fall, and its rediscovery.

The Pyramid of the Sun, the largest structure at Teotihuacan and one of the biggest pyramids in the world
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Teotihuacan: The City of the Gods and Its Colossal Pyramids

Northeast of modern Mexico City, in a high mountain valley, lie the ruins of one of the greatest cities the ancient world ever produced. At its height around the middle

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Teotihuacán: The Pyramid of the Sun and the Lost City of the Gods

An hour from Mexico City stands a giant pyramid built by a people whose name and language are lost. Inside Teotihuacán, the Pyramid of the Sun, and its haunting mysteries.