Whether due to natural disasters or thanks to the destructive tendencies of mankind, these iconic cultural touchstones no ...

He was a warrior so large that his name is now a byword for immense size. But just how big was Goliath the biblical giant in ...

The total research base is around 4,000 inscribed or stamped artifacts of pottery, sandstone, and copper, consisting of ...

These snarl words illustrate the offences of the Nigerian State against the National Library of Nigeria (NLN). I am neither writing as an Information Science ...

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And while most people in Germany take their own toilet ... The ancient Babylonians and Assyrians also built toilets out of two small walls with a narrow gap for the feces. These were washed ...

Did the Trojan War really happen? Scholars continue to debate this, but establishing the true chronology of the legend might be the solution.

The two largest mountains that look down on it from either side are the famous ... post-Assyrian conquest and Rabbinic Judaism developments. Speaking both Hebrew and Arabic, the town’s people ...

I had never before heard the word “invertebrate” used as a verb meaning to put vertebrae or backbone into people ... The Egyptian and the Assyrian leave their gods and come to the one true ...

It’s an inauspicious start, one that boasts of this people’s near destruction at the hands of one ... But parts of Samuel, Kings, Ezra and Nehemiah describe events broadly known also from Assyrian or ...

the most famous being the tale of the mythical beast Nian. According to folklore, Nian would emerge on New Year’s Eve to terrorise villages, as it devouried crops, livestock, and sometimes people. A ...

Background: Tyre was a major city-state of the Phoenicians, a people famous for their sea trade and technical ... interaction between the independent island port of Tyre and the Assyrian-controlled ...