10 Neolithic Pottery Discoveries

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The Neolithic Period is divided into three successive periods that collectively fall under the geographical range of the Old Civilization. Neolithic Period or New Stone Age (10,000 BCE-3,000 BCE) originated in Southwest Asia and spans …

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Top 10 Ancient Roman Gods

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Although Roman gods have taken on the Olympian torch from Greek mythology, many are initially from Rome. As Rome further conquered and expanded, it annexed more land and deities, juxtaposing various gods into a mighty …

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Top 10 Roman Goddesses

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The Romans, like the Greeks, attributed gods and myths to explain any incomprehensible phenomena. Their culture, society, philosophy, and way of living are deeply interwoven with their mythology. Studying their gods and goddesses provides a …

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Top 10 Ancient Mayan Inventions

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The Mayan civilization is regarded as the most sophisticated and technologically advanced civilization, not merely in Mesoamerica but in the world. This diverse group of indigenous people inhabited the parts that we know as Belize, …

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20 Outstanding Victorian Era Fashion Trends

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The Victorian Era lasted for roughly 64 years (1819-1901). Throughout the reign of Queen Victoria, the British Empire witnessed prosperity in various aspects, including, and not limited to, industry, economy, religion, politics, architecture, government, theatre, …

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Top 10 Neolithic Architecture

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When we talk about Neolithic architecture, the foremost thing that strikes us is minimalism and the use of naturally occurring materials. Their houses were mostly sturdy stones to lay the foundation; their walls were usually …

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Top 10 Most Common Neolithic Food

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The people of the Neolithic era performed arduous tasks of erecting huge boulders such as the Stonehenge. Great strength and food fuel is required to accomplish such titanic tasks. We can name a few of …

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1O Surviving Neolithic Paintings

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We live in towns and with our neighbors directly influences the Neolithic Revolution that occurred some 11,500-5,000 years ago. The Neolithic era (New Stone Age) evolved from its predecessors’ traditionally nomadic and semi-nomadic lifestyle. Large …

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Top 10 Most Famous Roman Generals

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The rank of general is short for Captain-General, which means an office head (Captain) of the army generally (General).  Emperor is an English word derived from ‘imperator’, the supreme Roman military leaders. Commander meant the …

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Who was Hypatia: Life and Contributions

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Hypatia was a mathematician, scientist, and philosopher from Alexandria. She was the daughter of Theon, a vital scientist, and mathematician, who also taught her science and philosophy.  Her influence in the city during the 4th …

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