Sunday, September 20, 2026

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The Tomb of Askia in Gao, a great mud-brick pyramid raised for the emperor Askia Muhammad of Songhai
History

Gao and the Tomb of Askia: The Mud Pyramid of the Songhai Empire

On the banks of the Niger river in eastern Mali, where the great waterway bends closest to the Sahara, stands a strange and striking monument: a stepped pyramid of mud,

The columned Greco-Roman temple of Garni
History

Garni: Armenia’s Sun-God Temple on a Cliff of Basalt Pillars

Set on a dramatic promontory high in the Armenian highlands, above a deep gorge whose walls are lined with strange columns of natural stone, stands a building that seems at

Gastronomi Sehri Afyonkarahisar - Afyonkarahisar
Culture

Gastronomi Sehri Afyonkarahisar Traditional Recipe – Afyonkarahisar

FEATURES OF AFYONKARAHİSAR GASTRONOMY CULTURE Afyonkarahisar, which has hosted many civilizations since the earliest periods of history, is located in a geography bearing the traces of historical and cultural values.

Aerial view of the Gavrinis cairn on its small island in the Gulf of Morbihan
History

Gavrinis: The 6,000-Year-Old Carved Passage They Sealed in the Dark

On a drowned Breton island stands Gavrinis, a Neolithic passage tomb whose walls are almost entirely covered in swirling carvings — an artistic masterpiece created around 4000 BCE and then sealed away.

Gazete Baklavasi
Culture

Gazete Baklavasi Recipe and How to Make It – Ankara

What are the Ingredients for Newspaper Baklava? 1 egg 1 glass of milk Half a glass of oil 1 tablespoon of yoghurt juice of half a lemon As much flour

The coral-stone ruins of Gedi, a medieval Swahili town on the coast of Kenya.
History

Gedi: The Swahili Town Swallowed by the Kenyan Forest and Mysteriously Abandoned

Hidden in a coastal forest near the shore of the Indian Ocean in Kenya lie the ruins of Gedi, a once-thriving Swahili town that was mysteriously abandoned and left to

Culture

Getting the Newly Purchased Casserole Ready for Cooking

Cooking in a casserole is both fun and delicious. Do not put the newly purchased casserole on the fire immediately, otherwise it will be short-lived, crack, and your food will

The massive facade of the Ġgantija temples rising above the Gozo countryside
History

Ġgantija: The Giant Temples of Gozo, Older Than the Pyramids

On the Maltese island of Gozo stand the Ġgantija temples, raised around 3600 BC. Among the oldest freestanding structures on Earth, their giant stones were said to be the work of giants.

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History

Gnyozdovo: Where Vikings and Slavs Met on the Road to Byzantium

On the Dnieper near Smolensk, Gnyozdovo was a key hub on the Viking trade route to Byzantium, where Scandinavian and Slavic worlds fused at the dawn of early Rus.

The great T-shaped stone pillars of Gobekli Tepe, the world's oldest known temple.
History

Gobekli Tepe: The World’s Oldest Temple, Built by Hunter-Gatherers Before Farming

On a hilltop in southeastern Turkey stands a monument that has rewritten the story of human civilisation. Gobekli Tepe is the oldest known temple in the world, built around eleven