World History

Ancient Monoplane in a Pyramid in Egypt
Picture yourself transported back to the year 1898, engaged in archaeological excavations in the vicinity of Sakkara, not far from Cairo. This historical site teems with ancient tombs and pyramids. You, channeling your inner Indiana Jones, embark on this quest with hopes of discovering something truly extraordinary, something that might etch your name in history. Your imagination runs wild with visions of uncovering gold manuscripts, treasure maps, or the mummies of renowned pharaohs. However, your initial excitement takes a hit when you stumble upon an unassuming wooden bird.
By Ananymus Kelly2 years ago in History
ST. GEORGE'S GUILDHALL
The largest remaining ancient guildhall in the nation is the Grade I registered Guildhall of St. George. After beginning as a tight meeting place, it went on to establish an unparalleled history as a dramatic setting, making it the only location on earth where it is certain that Shakespeare himself acted there. There are more than 600 years of history to investigate, with its development dating back to the middle of the sixteenth century.
By TYPO LOG2 years ago in History
The City of Gods - Teotihuacan, Where Gods Were Born
Throughout history, there has always been a perceived gap between humans and Gods. It seems that one has always yearned for the other, never truly able to fulfill that longing, to fully understand and experience the other. Some argue that it is an endless pursuit with no gain, only wasted effort and time. However, others still believe that there is a profound connection, hidden within the depths of both humanity and the Earth.
By Meshe Green2 years ago in History
Voice of the Oppressed people:Narges Mohammadi's Defiant Stand for Iranian Women from Prision Awarded Nobel Prize
When a community's idealogy becomes the pain of those leaving within her, one tends to ask what really do they seek. Here is the the story of a lady whose conviction will not let her keep quiet like many would. For her passion and purpose that drives her,not yielding to pressure. Her stand has been recognized and has been awarded a nobel prize. This is encouraging. You would like to read her story.
By Blessing Ehinmowo 2 years ago in History
Leeches and Their Surprising Benefits
the leech. These little bloodsuckers, with their slimy appearance and reputation for being nuisances, were, in fact, creatures that provided numerous benefits to the ecosystem and even to humans.
By Md Babul Hossain2 years ago in History
Unsolved Egyptian Mysteries
Hello, dear readers! Today I want to share with you some of the most fascinating ancient Egyptian mysteries that have puzzled historians and archaeologists for centuries. Ancient Egypt was one of the most advanced and influential civilizations in the world, but it also left behind many secrets and mysteries that we are still trying to unravel.
By Vasco Duarte2 years ago in History
Unearthing the Enigma : The Quest for Atlantis
In the ever-evolving realm of history and archaeology, there are stories waiting to be uncovered, mysteries yearning to be unraveled, and ancient civilizations that continue to elude our grasp. From the enigmatic wisdom of the Mayans to the awe-inspiring structures meticulously crafted by the Egyptians, the past holds countless secrets. Yet, one enduring enigma towers above them all—the fabled realm of Atlantis.
By Ayu Widi2 years ago in History
Fairy tales of laughter
Once upon a time, in a quaint little village nestled deep within the heart of a lush, enchanted forest, there lived a jolly old man named Mr. Puddleton. He was renowned far and wide for his infectious laugh, a laugh so hearty and joyous that it could lift the spirits of even the gloomiest souls. Mr. Puddleton's laugh was no ordinary laugh; it was magical.
By Md Babul Hossain2 years ago in History
Inexplicable Problems
Everyone cherishes a decent secret, insofar as it's tackled by and keeping in mind that fiction is ordinarily perfect at giving us tackled secrets, genuine frequently neglects to give the responses we desire to the inquiries that torment us. So today, we will investigate a few verifiable secrets individuals need tackled. Referenced in a few Egyptian stories, the purported Ocean People groups came from the ocean, with old records letting us know just that they came from the ocean in their warships, and none could remain against them. The Ocean People groups moved all through the Mediterranean around 1200 BCE, carrying disorder to Anatolia, Crete, and Egypt. They might have even annihilated the Hittite Domain, probably on the grounds that they didn't have any idea when they'd be back that way once more. With everything taken into account, the Ocean People groups sound like significant pessimistic sound. An engraving from Pharaoh Ramesses III's funerary sanctuary said of them, no land could remain before their arms, being removed each in turn. They destroyed individuals. What's more, its property resembled what had never appeared. Assuming the powerful pharaoh is dazzled, you're made of areas of strength for something. Current researchers accept that the Ocean People groups were reasonable a confederation of pirates, some from an area that relates to cutting edge Palestine, which is the reason the Ocean People groups are frequently connected with the scriptural Philistines, who were inhabitants of the area. That being said, all we know without a doubt is that proof viewed as in 2019 from the Philistine city of Ashkelon shows one subset of the Ocean People groups' populace was connected with people groups in Southern Europe.
By TYPO LOG2 years ago in History
World war 2 / WWII
World War II stands as the largest armed conflict in human history—a deadly global war involving tens of millions of combatants. Let's chart the course of this monumental conflict on the world map while summarizing its key events.
By Chiheb gharsalli2 years ago in History
HE FAILED 1000 TIMES
this is the story about a boy from henryville indiana in 1895 when he was six years old his father passed away his mother had to
By Dessie The Writer2 years ago in History
COLUMBUS AND THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
Once upon a time, in the 15th century, there lived a determined and ambitious explorer named Christopher Columbus. He was captivated by the idea of finding a new route to the wealthy lands of Asia, and his adventurous spirit drove him to embark on a daring journey across the vast and uncharted Atlantic Ocean.
By Terry Esoke2 years ago in History