Chimera, in ancient Greek mythology, was a hybrid animal that had the body of a goat, the tail of a serpent, and the head of a lion, and breathed fire. We have already seen in a previous article that its origin may be related to the fires that have been burning for millennia on Mount Yanartaş. By ex
It may seem strange to many that Egypt is today one of the largest wine producers in the world, with an annual amount similar to that of Britain. But the fact is that wine production has been linked to Egypt for many centuries. Obviously it was not the ancient Egyptians who invented it. Archaeologi
New DNA analyzes look back on the origin and legacy left by the Etruscans (10e -1er century BC. J.C), the brilliant civilization that flourished in the Iron Age in central Italy. The Sarcophagus of the Spouses is a monumental Etruscan funerary urn in terracotta, representing two spouses reclining
Egyptian authorities have announced the discovery of 13 sarcophagi still sealed in the necropolis of Saqqara, Egypt. Inviolate coffins discovered at the bottom of an 11-meter shaft at the site of Saqqara, Egypt. An intact funerary treasure has been unearthed on the Saqqara plateau, 30 kilometers