Ancient

Pompeii
Pompeii is a preserved ancient Roman City in Naples in the Campania region of Italy. Which was once a thriving and sophisticated city, is now buried under metres of ash and pumice after the calamitous eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. Pompeii along with Herculaneum and other surrounding cities were all buried in this ash.
By SR2 years ago in History
saleh (AS) part3
How did the Thamudians murder Saleh's camel? The nine young men set out to slaughter the camel as she returned from the mountain where she resided after drinking from the water. They waited on the road for her, and when she arrived, Qaddar ordered them to assault her. They were scared and fled when they assaulted her, but Qaddar laughed at them, approached her, and hit her on the leg, severing her, and severing is the breaking of a limb. He fractured her leg and she fell, so they phoned their buddy, who became unwell, implying that he broke her leg. That implies they shattered the camel's leg, and once her son escaped, they pursued him and encircled him, causing him to make three loud noises before killing him. The villagers assembled to cut the meat and eat off the camel, and everyone took part in this crime except the believers, who refused, and the people confronted Saleh.
By Abo goda2 years ago in History
Idris (as)
After the death of Adam, peace be upon him, his son Seth took over the rule of the earth with justice and goodness, but corruption spread in the plains among the people of Cain, the son of Adam, and crimes spread, including murder. They began killing among themselves and killing other sons of Adam among the people who came from the mountains, so corruption spread.
By Abo goda2 years ago in History
10 ridiculous hypothesis about evolution of man.
In the quest to understand the intricate journey of human evolution, scientific inquiry has often traversed the realms of the serious and plausible. However, amidst the rigor of scholarly investigation, there exist a handful of hypotheses that veer into the realm of the absurd and whimsical. These 10 ridiculous hypotheses about the evolution of man invite us to momentarily set aside conventional wisdom and explore the bizarre twists and turns that some imaginative minds have proposed in deciphering the origins of our species. While these ideas may be far-fetched, they offer a lighthearted glimpse into the creative and sometimes eccentric musings surrounding the complex tapestry of human evolutionary theories.
By Kelly Munala Brookes2 years ago in History
The Sword In The Stone
The legend of the Sword in the Stone, entwined with the illustrious tale of King Arthur, has captivated the collective imagination for centuries, establishing itself as one of the most iconic British legends. Passed down through the annals of time via a plethora of literary works crafted by various authors and poets, this Arthurian saga revolves around a sword firmly embedded in a stone—an artifact believed by some to be the legendary Excalibur. The crux of the narrative dictates that only the true king of England possesses the divine capability to extract the sword from its rocky confines. Yet, while this story has etched itself deeply into the cultural fabric of Britain, a lesser-known yet equally fascinating parallel narrative exists in the picturesque Italian region of Tuscany—the Sword in the Stone of St. Galano.
By Chandan Chaurasiya2 years ago in History
The Barber of Alexandria
Ctesibius of Alexandria (285–222 BCE) was one of the first great engineers of the ancient world. A Greek mathematician and inventor, he discovered and experimented with the elasticity of air, earning him the title of the ‘father of pneumatics.’
By Randall G Griffin2 years ago in History
Sam Bahadur Movie Review: Facile and Forgettable Vignette Reel Powered by Vicky Kaushal. Content Warning.
In the bustling world of Indian cinema, the much-anticipated "Sam Bahadur" has finally graced the silver screen. A cinematic ode to the legendary Sam Manekshaw, the film boasts the charismatic Vicky Kaushal in the lead role. This Sam Bahadur movie review delves into the nuances of this much-hyped release, exploring whether it lives up to its expectations as a powerful portrayal of the celebrated military figure.
By Debjit Das2 years ago in History
The Enduring Magic of Christmas
A festive spirit begins to simmer in hearts around the world as the year draws to a close and winter's chill begins to embrace the Northern Hemisphere. Christmas, the season of warm feelings and rich traditions, is ushered in with its magic, transforming cities into twinkling landscapes, and homes into cozy retreats filled with warmth and joy during this time of year. In spite of the enticing nature of this enchanting time, rich in history and merriment, there is a lot more to it than meets the eye. During the holiday season, we have an opportunity to reflect, connect, and celebrate life in all its splendor. In addition to the lights, trees, and anticipation of gifts, the celebration of Christmas resonates within the human spirit, echoing words of love, hope, and unity.
By Rajeshkumar G2 years ago in History
King Tut's Treasures
The astonishing treasures of Tutencommon are now being gathered for display in a groundbreaking $1 billion museum, bringing together 5,398 objects discovered since their initial unearthing. This grand exhibition marks the first time many of these artifacts, some unseen for a century, will be showcased together.
By Gabriel Nerima2 years ago in History
Nefertiti Uncovered: The Stunning Sovereign Who Won Egypt's Love
In the enchanted embroidery of old Egyptian history, one name gleams like a gem - Nefertiti, the sovereign who managed with power as well as emanated a supernatural stunner. As we raise a toast to the 1,400th commemoration of her rule, we should leave on an excursion through the ways of the world to disentangle the life and riddle of this enamoring sovereign.
By Edgar Omwamwa2 years ago in History
Echoes of the Ahom Kingdom
The saga of India's Northeast unfolds, shrouded in mystery, fueled by tales of dark magic, and tribal warriors. This region, often perceived as exotic and distant, steps into the spotlight today. In the true fashion of Odd Compass, we illuminate a history that has lingered in the shadows for far too long, introducing the region's greatest power—the Ahom Kingdom. Theirs is a remarkable tale of migration, dynastic ambition, and courage in the face of extraordinary danger. Despite numerous challenges, the Ahom dynasty dominated Northeast India for nearly 600 years, leaving a lasting legacy that endures to this day.
By Dhive2 years ago in History
The legend of Princess Pukes and the Sea Lake
Once upon a time, in the plains of Gayo, there was a beautiful princess, the daughter of a king, named Putri Pukes. This beautiful princess likes a prince who comes from another kingdom. Initially, the princess's parents did not approve of this, because the prince lived far from the princess' residence. However, thanks to the persistence of the Pukes princess and the prince, in the end the Pukes princess' parents approved of their relationship so that in the end they were both married by the king.
By mr.X2 years ago in History