Today is one of the most impressive ruined cities that dates back to antiquity, but the Roman Empire, Palmyra was a large shopping mall, according to archaeological and historical records. Despite a century of research, a key question remained unanswered: How did this city with about 200,000 inhabitants thrive amidst harsh and arid desert Syrian? [...]
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A thorough archaeological survey, conducted since 2007 and has researched every vestige of wall in 15 Chinese provinces, shows that remarkable building dimensions are much larger than historians believed. Wall measuring 21,196.18 km, is the conclusion of the study, the figure surpasses the previous estimates, including the latest advanced the figure of 8850 km. [...]
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Digging in the archaeological site known as the City of David, located in East Jerusalem, Israeli researchers have uncovered a series of rooms carved into the rock, and one of them, V-shaped trench, about whose semnficaţie archaeologists have no idea. Three grooves are carved into the limestone floor of one room, with a adâcime about. [...]
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Greek philosopher Plato was first told about the mysterious continent of Atlantis. In two of his dialogues he says the following: Atlantis was an island larger than Libya and Asia put together and they are beyond the columns of Hercules (Gibraltar perhaps). With six thousand years before Solon (640-558 i.Hr), Atlantis was a powerful kingdom [...]
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