Category: Ancient History
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7 Best Graphic Novels About the Ancient World
The ancient world is full of interesting events, historical battles, centennial disputes, and classical themes hidden between boring old history books. If you’re keen to learn about the happenings of the ancient world in a far more captivating way, graphic novels are your best bet. Alternate realities paired with enthralling visuals highlight historical events from…
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6 Best Games About Ancient Rome
If a period or setting in history has the most potential to be turned into video games, it’s ancient Rome. Due to the extensive historical documents describing the fantastic people, locations, and traditions of a civilization that lasted over 1,500 years, Rome is one of the most fascinating ancient societies. The fall of Rome was…
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Beauty Hacks Used by Women in Ancient Egypt
Makeup may appear to be a modern phenomenon but contrary to popular belief, cosmetics were also considered essential in ancient days. You may have heard Cleopatra’s – the great Egyptian Queen’s name in discussions related to makeup! Ancient Egyptians were highly self-conscious about their appearance. In fact, they were so meticulous that they insisted on being…
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10 Fascinating Facts about the Byzantine Empire
Originating in 330 A.D., the Byzantine Empire was a huge and strong civilization. The empire was established 1000 years ago on the Eastern side of the Great Roman Empire and thrived to become the most dominant and prosperous until Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II conquered it in 1453 A.D. The Byzantine Empire was a center of…
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6 Amazing Video Games About Ancient Japan
Beyond anime and manga, video games set in ancient Japan are excellent expressions of the rich Japanese culture. They can change the way you learn about the history of Japan, the important figures involved, and its scenic ancient landscapes. You can also relive some of the most popular Japanese folklores while you sit behind a…
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The Spread and Symptoms of The Black Death
The bubonic plague- later known as the black death- was considered to be one of the most fatal pandemics that ever affected mankind. It spread throughout the mid-1300s and resulted in the deaths of 75-200 million people in Eurasia and North Africa. Firstly, trading ships played a large role in the spread of the plague…