Long before the Egyptians, the use of indigo blue dye was already widespread in Peru more than 6000 years ago. Traces of indigo blue dyes discovered on textile fragments from the sanctuary of Huaca Prieta, north of Trujillo, Peru. BLUE. Were the ancient Peruvians the first to see the world in blue
The Romans were able, over time, to build an important road network whose remains are now discovered under water, especially in the lagoon of Venice. On the left, the reconstruction of the Roman road in the Treporti canal in the Venice lagoon and on the right, the same area now submerged. In the
The Votive Basque it is a unique wooden structure that was unearthed on a small hill in northern Italy in 2005, near the town of Noceto. Constructed primarily of oak, the exact purpose of the buried structure has been a mystery, as has the date of its construction. Italian researchers estimate its o
The Val Camonica valley, located in the province of Brescia in the Italian Alps, is famous for hosting the worlds largest collection of cave art, with more than 200,000 petroglyphs carved into sandstone rock and spread over different areas. But what is even more amazing is that the oldest date fro