Who invented the first shoe lace?

The inventor of the first shoelace is unknown. Evidence of their use dates back to the 13th century in Europe, at which time shoelaces were commonly known as points.

When was the first pair of pants invented?

Who built the pymirds?

Koi Krylgan Kala, a fascinating fortress from 400 BC. discovered by a Soviet expedition in 1938
In 1938, the Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union launched the Khorasmian Archaeological and Ethnographic Expedition , under the direction of Sergey Pavlovitch Tolstov. Their objective was to investigate the Korasmia region, an area that extended from the north of the so-called Greater Iran (pres
Hadrian's Wall:unpublished testimonies of legionnaires
New 2,000-year-old documents have been unearthed at the Roman fortress of Vindolanda in northern England. One of the most exceptional archaeological sites in Europe. Cleaning of a fragment of a wooden tablet revealing 2000 year old Roman writings. The Roman fortress of Vindolanda (1st -5e century
The White Monument at Tell Banat in Mesopotamia is said to have been the first war memorial
On the site of Tell Banat, in northern Syria, the mound called the White Monument housed a vertical cemetery dating from the third millennium BC. Bringing together fallen soldiers, it could have played a highly symbolic role:asserting the dominance of a powerful state. The White Monument, on the s
POLAND. Nazi train causes gold rush
The announcement of the discovery of a “Nazi train full of gold”, far from being confirmed, but taken seriously by the authorities – caused excitement among Polish treasure hunters. One of the shafts of an underground gallery dug by the Nazis in Poland during the Second World War PRECIOUS. In the