Footprints of Yakut Turks
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From the First Balkan Bayonet
The cannons captured by the Bulgarian Army as a result of the 1st Balkan defeat of the Ottoman Empire.
Gabala: The Six-Hundred-Year Capital of a Forgotten Caucasian Kingdom
In the green foothills of the Greater Caucasus, in what is now northern Azerbaijan, lie the ruins of a city that was once the capital of a kingdom most people
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
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.
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.
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.
