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nadjette

2d

Djemila, A Masterpiece of Roman Architecture

Djemila, A Masterpiece of Roman Architecture

Hi everyone, More photos from my excursion to Djemila. This site has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982. Have a nice day.

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nadjette

3d

A Day at the Heart of the Roman Ruins of Djemila

A Day at the Heart of the Roman Ruins of Djemila

Last February, I had the pleasure of joining a short excursion to Djemila, one of the most majestic Roman archaeological sites in Algeria. Walking through the forum, the temples, the Arch of Caracalla,

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jongolson

20d

What If....It's All True?

What If....It's All True?

I always enjoy these kind of 'news days' on social media. There was a pretty big announcement that seems to have flown under the radar on mainstream media. And at the end of this post, I think you'll see

ericvancewalton

22d

The Stoned Farmer Hypothesis

The Stoned Farmer Hypothesis

I've been listening to JRE Podcast (#2545) with Jesse Michels in bite-sized chunks over the last few days and was introduced to an idea that completely reframed my ideas surrounding the origins of human

luchyl

Feathered Friends

7d

The Drama On The Electric Wire - SMAP 291.

The Drama On The Electric Wire - SMAP 291.

Not quite long, I was sitting at the garden in my church environment, just looking around and enjoying the view of the nature's beauty stretched out before me. Then, my attention was drawn to a bird which

mers

2M

Cueva de Nerja: A Journey Beneath the Heart of Andalusia (ENG-GER)

Cueva de Nerja: A Journey Beneath the Heart of Andalusia (ENG-GER)

Dear Hive Friends! Liebe Hive Freunde! Last February, I returned to Spain to finally complete the remaining paperwork related to the sale of my property in Andalucía. I stayed for two weeks, just enough

rebe.torres12

4M

The oldest plague outbreak detected to date.

The oldest plague outbreak detected to date.

The oldest plague outbreak detected to date. The plague has not been eradicated, and recent research offers a clue regarding the origins of this civilization-killing pathogen—the bacterium *Yersinia pestis*.

yordan96

5M

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Liang Bua: Unveiling the Mystery of the Flores "Hobbit" in the Heart of Manggarai

Liang Bua: Unveiling the Mystery of the Flores "Hobbit" in the Heart of Manggarai

Flores is an island of endless wonders, but none have captured the world’s imagination quite like Liang Bua. Located in Rampasasa Hamlet, Manggarai Regency, this massive limestone cave is not just a natural

jacobtothe

5M

What Should Be Buried With You?

What Should Be Buried With You?

I've been reading articles and watching documentaries about archaeology, and when I was a librarian, I also looked into creating a time capsule. This all sparked the question behind today's post: what

shinysky

21h

Traditional Chicken Curry recipe : A Taste of South Asian Heritage

Traditional Chicken Curry recipe : A Taste of South Asian Heritage

If you’ve ever tasted a dish cooked in a traditional South Asian kitchen, you know that Desi Chicken (Country / Free-Range Chicken) holds a special place in our hearts and palates. Unlike fast-growing

piarsito

6M

Asesinato en la Pre historia: Un enigma forense recreado con IA

Asesinato en la Pre historia: Un enigma forense recreado con IA

¿Es posible resolver un crimen ocurrido hace miles de años? En este video exploramos uno de los casos más fascinantes de la antropología forense, analizando las evidencias de traumas y comportamientos

sofathana

7M

Walking through the ruins of Ingapirca - The Ecuador diary / Recorriendo las ruinas de Ingapirca - El diario de Ecuador

Walking through the ruins of Ingapirca - The Ecuador diary / Recorriendo las ruinas de Ingapirca - El diario de Ecuador

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On my fourth and final day in Cuenca, I decided to visit a famous archaeological site about an hour and a half away from the city: Ingapirca. I went on this trip with Karina, a Chilean girl I shared a

sofathana

8M

Walking through the remains of an Inca city in the Pumapungo Archaeological Park, Cuenca - The Ecuador diary / Caminando por los restos de una ciudad Inca en el Parque Arqueológico Pumapungo, Cuenca - El diario de Ecuador

Walking through the remains of an Inca city in the Pumapungo Archaeological Park, Cuenca - The Ecuador diary / Caminando por los restos de una ciudad Inca en el Parque Arqueológico Pumapungo, Cuenca - El diario de Ecuador

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The last stroll of my first day in Cuenca was to the Pumapungo Archaeological Park, where you can see the remains of Tomebamba, a city of the Inca Empire. It's not far from the historic center, and since

geekontheroad

8M

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Beyond Sukhothai: Exploring Thailand’s Forgotten “Diamond Wall” City

Beyond Sukhothai: Exploring Thailand’s Forgotten “Diamond Wall” City

Day trip from Sukhothai to Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park, Thailand’s quiet UNESCO “Diamond Wall” ruins. Jungle temples,

tonyz

Black And White

6d

IJmuiden. Monomad Challemge.

IJmuiden. Monomad Challemge.

Shots from the Pier. Dutch North Sea coast.

bakulali

1y

The Mystery of the Egyptian Pyramids — Signs of an Immortal Civilization

The Mystery of the Egyptian Pyramids — Signs of an Immortal Civilization

Ancient Egypt - a mysterious country, where thousands of years of history are still hidden under sand. The most wonderful chapter in that history is the Giza Pyramids, known as one of the amazing of human

wee3

1y

Who discovered FIRE?

Who discovered FIRE?

🌍 Early humans began using fire around 1.7 to 2 million years ago. While the exact date of discovery is debated, evidence suggests that Homo erectus, an early human ancestor, was among the first to control

wee3

1y

Who discovered FIRE?

Who discovered FIRE?

🌍 Early humans began using fire around 1.7 to 2 million years ago. While the exact date of discovery is debated, evidence suggests that Homo erectus, an early human ancestor, was among the first to control

be-claere

1y

The magic of rock carvings in Valcamonica

The magic of rock carvings in Valcamonica

A short trip in the beauty of Valcamonica to see the ancient “incisioni rupestri”…

primerz

4d

Pixa 🔥🖤 is looking for witnesses and friends

Pixa 🔥🖤 is looking for witnesses and friends

Hi Hive, @primerz again! A little while ago I introduced Pixa, the pixel-art sibling of Hive. Today I have a simple ask: we’re looking for witnesses and community members. This video is creepy, it's because

iranaihan2519

1y

"Silence Carries the Soil"

"Silence Carries the Soil"

In a distant past, in a mountain valley where people now consider it mere myth, there stood a city—Amlantapur. No one knew exactly when it was built, yet every crack in its stones, every broken pillar

tangmo

1y

U Thong National Museum, an interesting museum in Suphanburi province, Thailand

U Thong National Museum, an interesting museum in Suphanburi province, Thailand

U Thong is an important ancient city with historical and archaeological value in Suphanburi province. The Fine Arts Department has established the U Thong National Museum to preserve many artifacts from

hacker1991

1y

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The Skhul Child: Rare Clues to a Neanderthal–Homo Sapiens Hybrid?

The Skhul Child: Rare Clues to a Neanderthal–Homo Sapiens Hybrid?

The Skhul Child: Rare Clues to a Neanderthal–Homo Sapiens Hybrid? For decades, archaeologists have been fascinated by the Skhul Cave remains, a set of human fossils found in Israel that seem to blur the

harlotscurse

1y

Dinn Righ Rediscovered

Dinn Righ Rediscovered

Image of Dinn Righ Dind Ríg, also known in English as Dinn Righ and in Modern Irish as Dionn Rí, is an ancient Irish stronghold on the River Barrow in County Carlow. It is believed to have been a royal