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Huge Roman 'jigsaw' reveals 2,000-year-old wall paintings

Archaeology · London

Huge Roman 'jigsaw' reveals 2,000-year-old wall paintings

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Francisco Goya’s Descent into Madness: The Disturbing Black Paintings

Madrid, Spain · Madrid

Francisco Goya’s Descent into Madness: The Disturbing Black Paintings

Francisco Goya grew up to be a vibrant young artist in late 18th-century Spain, yet he is known for some of art history’s darkest works. The Black Paintings were a series of dark, pessimistic subjects that an elderly Goya painted on the interior walls of his private home, never meant to be shown to the public. What happened in Goya’s life that caused him to create such horrific scenes in the comfort of his own home? Who Was Francisco Goya? Bli…Read Article

10 Masterpieces of Ottoman Architecture

Bursa, Turkey · Bursa

10 Masterpieces of Ottoman Architecture

In its early years, the Ottoman Empire was inspired by Persio-Islamic and Byzantine culture. This affected the style of Ottoman architecture, and Mosques, madrasas, hospitals, bazaars, and palaces reflected this rich cultural blend. Learn about ten architectural marvels from the Ottoman Empire below. 1. Ulu Camii: The Grand Mosque of Bursa Fountain in Ulu Camii. Source: Wikimedia Commons Ottoman Sultan Bayezid I (d. 1402) commissioned architec…Read Article

7 Great Medieval Cities That Thrived on Trade

In medieval Europe, trade was a key part of the day-to-day economy. Great trading cities would see hundreds, if not thousands, of merchants pass through their city gates every year, selling wares from lands as far away as India and China. It is hard to fathom in today’s multicultural age of travel and consumerism, but wares such as pottery from China could fetch huge prices in European markets. Some Medieval cities stood out more than others as …Trade · Venice Read Article

4 Historic Sites in Arizona

Arizona, home to Phoenix, the fifth-largest city in the United States, maybe one of the youngest states in the nation, but its history runs deep. Beyond its reputation for spring training games, vibrant universities, and record-high temperatures, Arizona offers a wealth of historical treasures. Spanning nearly 300,000 square kilometers (116,000 square miles), an area comparable to Italy, the state is filled with contrasts of climate and culture.…Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix Read Article

Who Is Lilith and Did Adam Have a Wife Before Eve?

Color-corrected image of The Fall, Kenyon Cox, 1892. Source: Wikimedia Commons Although medieval folklore abounds with demonesses, none is more prominent than Lilith. Her origins trace back to Mesopotamian myths older than 2000 BCE, and similar spirits appear in even earlier traditions. Apart from one vague reference in Isaiah 34, Lilith is absent from the Bible, yet later storytellers invoked her to explain lingering mysteries in the Genesis …Iraq · Iraq Read Article

Was Camelot Inspired by a Real Location?

In the legends of King Arthur, the famous capital city of the king is Camelot. Yet despite the fact that the Arthurian legends are based in a historical setting, Camelot itself is widely regarded as fictional. It is considered to have been an invention of the French writers who greatly expanded on the Welsh legend of King Arthur. However, this does not necessarily mean that there was no authentic inspiration for this royal court. By looking at t…Caerwent · Caerwent Read Article

Ptolemy I Soter, the Successor of Alexander Who Became a Pharaoh

Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece were two of the greatest civilizations of the Mediterranean world. They were brought closer together when the Macedonian king Alexander the Great established his grand empire across the Greek-speaking world and the Near East, including conquering Egypt, which he liberated from Persian rule in 332 BCE. When he died unexpectedly, less than ten years later, his generals fought among themselves for possession of the …Alexandria, Egypt · Alexandria Read Article

Rome vs. the Alamanni at the Battle of Strasbourg (357 CE)

In the mid-4th century CE, the Roman Empire found itself in a precarious position. While the emperor Constantius II had been entrenched in a protracted war against the Sassanids in the East, the other Augustus, Constans, was murdered by the Germanic usurper, Magnentius. The power vacuum in the West prompted a significant rebellion, jeopardizing the Empire itself. Shorn of alternatives due to dynastic bloodletting, Constantius II ordered his youn…Strasbourg · Strasbourg Read Article

Tracing the Roots of Shaolin Kung Fu Back to Ancient China

Shaolin kung fu, or Shaolinquan is one of the oldest extant styles of martial arts and one of the most influential. It has existed since the 6th century CE as a means of self-defense and exercise for Buddhist monks. Over time it spread throughout Eastern Asia. Even many modern systems of Chinese martial arts can claim descent from traditional Shaolin and they often use the name as part of their advertisement, for better or for worse. For those c…Henan · Henan Read Article

Marquis de Lafayette: 12 Details About “The Soldier’s Friend”

With nicknames like “The Soldier’s Friend” and “Hero of Two Worlds,” Marquis de Lafayette went down in history as a man of means who used his resources for good. Involved in causes such as the American Revolution, French Revolution, and human rights for all, he was a soldier, statesman, and writer who is remembered with respect on both sides of the Atlantic. Though it may seem that he had everything handed to him on a silver platter, the Marquis…Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Read Article

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