When was the carpet invented?

Carpets are ancient textile floor coverings. Their earliest-known examples date to Central Asia, 5,000 years ago. Early carpets likely developed as a byproduct of rug production.

Which of the reasons for age exploration do you think are most important?

What where native Americans homes look like?

A Bronze Age necropolis in Hungary sheds light on population displacements
The study of a Bronze Age necropolis in Hungary has made it possible to trace the population movements of this period. Thanks to this, archaeologists were able to reconstruct the course of a high-ranking woman. Typical burial of the Vatya culture. More than 500 Bronze Age tombs were buried in the
Maykop's scepters are actually drinking straws, the first of humanity
It is a series of gold and silver tubes found at the end of the 19th century in a famous tomb in the Caucasus. Their function remained unknown, but we have just understood that they would be large straws allowing, in the Bronze Age, to collectively drink beer. Until now, the rods kept in the Hermita
The strange paleolithic engravings of the Addaura Caves in Sicily, with human figures that seem to perform acrobatics
The Addaura complex, located on the northeast slope of the Monte Pellegrino massif in northern Sicily, is made up of several caves that were used by the allies after the invasion of Sicily in 1943 as an ammunition store. Towards the end of the Second World War there was an accidental explosion in th
The story behind The Last of the Mohicans
James Fenimore Cooper (1789-1851), American novelist best known for The Last of the Mohicans (1826), grew up in Cooperstown, a town that his father, a merchant and land speculator turned wealthy landowner and politician, had founded several years after the American Revolutionary War on land expropr