However, for Julius Caesar he was not all rosy:he was balding, which caused him a lot of anxiety, and he tried to hide it with a “curtain” and the use of the civic crown. It seems that he also had epilepsy, which affected his health. He wasnt young and he knew it. His rise had not been easy. He had
During the third millennium B.C. The Liangzhu culture, located in what is now Jiangsu province in western China, produced unique jade artifacts, the exact meaning and function of which are still unknown. They are known as Bi (discs) and Cong (tubes) and their degree of sophistication amazes researc
The aqueducts are very impressive examples of the art of construction in the Roman Empire. Even today, they continue to bring new insights into the aesthetic, practical and technical aspects of their construction and use. Scientists from the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz (JGU) investigated
These UNESCO-led archaeological rescue operations ended on September 22, 2018. Workers cut up statues of Ramses II in preparation for transporting them to the new location of the two temples of Abu Simbel, Upper Egypt, December 24, 1964. 50 YEARS. September 22, 1968 marks the completion of the re