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History

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.

Aerial view of the ancient city of Teotihuacan and its great pyramids
History

Teotihuacan’s Builders Never Told Us Who They Were

Teotihuacan once housed 100,000 people and shaped religion across Mesoamerica, yet its builders left no name, no language, and no known ruler.

The stepped ziggurat of Tepe Sialk near Kashan
History

Tepe Sialk: The 7,000-Year-Old Mound Where Iran’s History Begins

On the outskirts of Kashan, an old oasis city on the edge of the great central desert of Iran, rises a weathered mound crowned by the eroded remains of a

In Life

The 10 Basic Laws of Energy

Energy; the reality of life actually. Energy has basic laws. When we accept energy, we are creating a tremendous power that will change our lives. Energy is one of the

Culture, Travel

The Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel

Source: Pixabay Rising dramatically from a vast tidal bay on the coast of Normandy, Mont-Saint-Michel is one of the most recognisable sights in France – a pyramid of medieval streets

The Parthenon on the Acropolis of Athens, the marble temple of the goddess Athena.
History

The Acropolis of Athens: How One Marble Rock Came to Define Beauty and Democracy

Above the noise and sprawl of modern Athens rises a flat-topped rock crowned with white marble columns. This is the Acropolis, the sacred citadel of the ancient city, and the

History

The Adventure of Turkish Archery | the Huns

The Adventure of Turkish Archery | the Huns

Kerma ancient city, Sudan
History

The African Capital That Rivaled the Pharaohs: The Story of Kerma

Far south of the pharaohs, on the banks of the Nile in Sudan, rose one of Africa’s earliest great cities, a Nubian capital powerful enough to rival Egypt itself, crowned

History

The Alcazar of Segovia: Spain’s Fairy-Tale Castle on the Rock

If you have ever imagined a fairy-tale castle, all soaring towers and pointed blue-grey spires rising against the sky, there is a good chance the picture in your head owes

History

The Alcazar of Seville: A Christian Palace of Moorish Splendor

In the heart of Seville, beside its great cathedral, lies a palace that is one of the most extraordinary buildings in Europe, a Christian royal residence built in the style