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Did Cleopatra VII's Offspring Live and Give Birth to the fabled Queen Zenobia of Palmyra?
Four children were born to Cleopatra VII, the final pharaoh of an independent Egypt: Ptolemy Philadelphia, twins Alexander Helios and Cleopatra Selene, and Caesarian (with Julius Caesar) (the latter three with Mark Antony). However, she only bore a single daughter, Selene, who wed King Juba II of Mauretania, and so had no other offspring.
By Francis Dami2 years ago in History
The History of Bangladesh . Content Warning.
The historical backdrop of Bangladesh is a rich embroidery of old civilizations, pilgrim rule, battles for freedom, and the improvement of a dynamic and socially different country. This story traverses millennia and has seen the district go through various changes. To give a complete outline, I will separate the historical backdrop of Bangladesh into a few key periods.
By MD Hasan2 years ago in History
The Found Origin of Ancient Mummified Baboons in Egypt Indicates a Punt Location
Genetic research is being used by primatologists to identify the geographic origin of ancient, mummified baboons discovered in Egypt. In doing so, the evidence suggests the startling possibility that the two mythical trading locations of Punt and Adulis were the same, separated by a millennium.
By Francis Dami2 years ago in History
The Famous Garisenda Tower in Bologna Is Too Leaning!
No, it's not in Pisa—an Italian leaning tower is back at it! Instead, it's Bologna's Garisenda Tower, which has been closed off by authorities due to concerns over its collapse, along with the important piazza that sits next to it. These "twin towers," which are only a few meters away from the considerably taller Asinelli Tower (which is twice as tall), are iconic images of the city that have stood the test of time. The Garisenda has been 4 degrees slanted for centuries. However, "traces of unexpected rotation" in the incline have been discovered in recent inspections, prompting an immediate closure for "years."
By Francis Dami2 years ago in History
The History Of Bangladesh . Content Warning.
The historical backdrop of Bangladesh is a rich embroidery of old civilizations, frontier rule, battles for freedom, and the improvement of a dynamic and socially different country. This account traverses millennia and has seen the district go through various changes. To give an extensive outline, I will separate the historical backdrop of Bangladesh into a few key periods.
By Md Hasan2 years ago in History
Reasons Why You Would Not Want To Be A Pirate Back In The Day.
Ahoy, me hearties! Gather 'round, for I've a tale to tell of the high seas, where the life of a pirate unfolds in stark contrast to the romanticized fantasies that dance across the silver screen. Brace yourselves, for the reality was a far cry from the swashbuckling adventures that captivate our imaginations.
By LightBoat2 years ago in History
Lego: Building Bridges Across Ages, Nations, and Cultures
A Journey Through Time Ole Kirk Christiansen, a Danish carpenter, founded Lego in the midst of the Great Depression. The name 'Lego' is derived from the Danish words "leg godt," which mean "play well." Initially crafting wooden toys, Christiansen never foresaw the seismic shift that would occur in 1958 when the company introduced the interlocking plastic brick system.
By Ahmet Gürler İŞİM2 years ago in History
Why Israeli-Palestinian in conflict?
10 reasons of Israeli-Palestinian conflict The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is highly complex and subject to different interpretations and perspectives. The reasons listed above are widely recognized factors that have contributed to the ongoing conflict, but there may be additional factors and differing viewpoints that are not covered here, but here wanted to indicate the 10 major reasons for conflicts.
By Mohamed Adem Omer Mohammed2 years ago in History
Mystery of Boats Found in Egyptian Desert. Content Warning.
The world is replete with enigmatic tales, mysteries that have endured the test of time, challenging the limits of our understanding. One such perplexing riddle lies deep within the arid expanses of Egypt's desolate desert. For years, archaeologists, historians, and enthusiasts have been captivated by the curious discovery of boats buried beneath the shifting sands. These boats, ancient and weathered, evoke questions that tantalize the human imagination. In this 5000-word exploration, we embark on a journey to unravel the enigma surrounding the boats found in the Egyptian desert. We'll delve into the history, theories, and implications of this remarkable find, as we attempt to shed light on a mystery that has defied explanation for centuries.
By Arish Ali 2 years ago in History
Palestine – Origins and Numbers
Disclaimer: I do not claim to know everything about the Israel-Palestine ‘conflict.’ This is a small overview, and there are many things to learn about the situation in Palestine, including the humanitarian crisis and conditions of living, International Law regarding the ‘war,’ the efforts being made by external forces, and the information the media has been spreading. This article will focus mainly on the origins of the ‘conflict’ and the quantitative data on both sides of the equation. I will include references, mostly from news sites, in which I will include both numbers as footnotes and a reference list at the end.
By Belle2 years ago in History
ATHENS
Athens, the capital of Greece, is a city with a rich and storied history that dates back thousands of years. Here's a summary of its history from ancient times to the modern era:
By Haris Hadzic2 years ago in History
Lamb to the Slaughter
In Roald Dahl's short story, "Lamb to the Slaughter," the author explores the theme of the unexpected consequences of everyday life, using dark humor and irony to tell a shocking tale. The story revolves around Mary Maloney, a seemingly typical housewife, and the drastic turn her life takes after her husband, Patrick, announces his intention to leave her.
By Hridoy Talukder2 years ago in History