Djebel Zaghouan Roman Water Temple de Eaux
Djebel Zaghouan Roman Water Temple de Eaux This originating pillar is linked to the early 17th century settlement of Andalusian Moors in...
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Ancient temple of Artemis discovered
Ancient temple of Artemis discovered Ancient civilizations held festivals in honor of Artemis the Greek goddess of the hunt She was worshi...
Hapi God of the Nile
Hapi God of the Nile The Egyptian statue of Hapi created in the 1st century BC made of black Palombino marble symbolizes fertility and is a...
The mystery of the sculpture Lady of Elche
The mystery of the sculpture Lady of Elche The blend of Iberian and Hellenistic influences of this sculpture the Rodetes a large wheel-shap...
Mysterious pyramid structure monument
Mysterious Pyramid Monuments The original pyramid structure that Egypt began to expand into other lands with the oldest civilization in the...
Nature on the Giant's Causeway
Nature on the Giant's Causeway Fingal's Cave is formed by hexagonal jointed basalt columns within lava flows This type of cave was ...
Portrait on a wooden board
Portrait on a wooden board The only large-scale artworks of this tradition that survive from Roman Egypt are the Coptic portraits Part of t...
Hector's Tomb in Kadiananda Uzumlu
Hector's Tomb in Kadiananda Uzumlu Hector is regarded as one of the Nine for his bravery and honor Hector Prince of Troy. Troy at the f...
Revival of the Mystery Megagraphy Pompeii
Revival of the Mystery Megagraphy Pompeii The discovery of a large ancient banquet hall in the Regio IX excavation site of the Archaeologi...
Bas-reliefs from tombs at the Porta Sarno
Bas-reliefs from tombs at the Porta Sarno The Porta Sarno is a large stone gate with two pedestrian paths located in the northeast of the ...
Bellerophon and the Conquest of Pegasus
Bellerophon and the Conquest of Pegasus Bellerophon a Corinthian hero was a god in Greek mythology Son of Poseidon and Eurynome and adopted...
The creation of man by Prometheus
The creation of man by Prometheus Prometheus was considered a Titan not an Olympian god so there is no evidence to suggest his devotion to...
Colors in the Roman World on the Oachas Fresco
Colors in the Roman World on the Oachas Fresco The frescoes in the Villa dei Misteri date back to the mid to early 1st century AD and are ...
The Literature of King Arthur of Avalon
The Literature of King Arthur of Avalon The familiar Arthurian literature begins with Geoffrey of Monmouth's semi-historical Historia R...
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