Phoenicians

@beyourself · 2 years ago

The island city of Tyre and the coastal city of Sidon were the most powerful cities of Phoenicia. They also owned important religious cities such as Byblos and Baalbek. Phoenician city-states began t...

4 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@dexter · 4 years ago

The Geography Of Ancient Greece

The Aegan World The civilization that you will about this chapter grew up in a region known as the " Aegan World. " The Aegan is a sea lying north of the eastern end of the great Mediterranean Sea. T...

8 likes · 3 comments · History (7dd2)

@mavane · 4 years ago

Ancient Europe

The civilization of Greece and Rome prospered along the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. From the city of Athens, Greek civilization developed an amazing legacy. As the Greeks founded cities through...

4 likes · 0 comments · Unforgettable History (ec42)

@Agilaxxx · 2 years ago

The Best Way to trade as Newbies

Alot of trading tricks and technique was released since the word trade is get to known. Since the Internet is spread and began to work over the world the world or the industry of trade is began to e...

2 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@ilias · 4 years ago

Malta is the smallest island nation in Europe

Malta is one of the smallest countries in the world. Its total area is 316 square kilometers. The Republic of Malta is located about 100 kilometers south of the island of Sicily in Italy and 1,826 kil...

2 likes · 0 comments · Travelling (10ec)

@Otek · 3 years ago

Games of my childhood - Age of Empires

Games of my childhood - Age of Empires Hello guys! After a few months, I'm back on read.cash :) I decide to start a new miniseries about games that I was enjoyed a lot with my brothers when we were...

5 likes · 3 comments · Gamers (dd67)

@vitez · 4 years ago

How to store wine?

The spread of wine culture is very important for civilized and spiritual enjoyment of wine. Man has long since learned to make good wine from grapes. The roots of wine production most likely come from...

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@Mictorrani · 4 years ago

Real Dogs in Egypt – in History and Now

This is the third and last article of my ongoing series about the Canines of Egypt, Mythical & Real. The two previous ones were " Anubis " and " Other Dog-like Deities of Egypt: Wepwawet, Khentymentiu...

16 likes · 14 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Rukhi45678 · 3 years ago

New year celebrations.

New Year celebrations On the night of 31 frDecember and the morning of 1 January, people in many countries all over the world will celebrate the beginning of a new year. How will they celebrate and h...

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@kork75 · 4 years ago

Crêuza de mä

Crêuza de mä as a turning point in Italian popular music, as a foretaste experience of the "world" wave (or ethnic, if you like), but above all as a parable of the journey of dialogue between the peop...

3 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@bahaddi · 4 years ago

Moroccan resistance and false history

They told us that the history of Morocco began with the administration, so we believed them, and they told us that the bourgeois are infidels and polytheists, so we believed them, and they told us tha...

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@Joshua024 · 4 years ago

read.cash fund: $ 112,108.71 | Pledge read.cash $ 0.00Joshua024 A Voice of Lebanon 76 307 1 EXC BOOST Avatar for Proctor11 Written by Proctor11 39 Subscribe 2 days ago *All proceeds from...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

Europa-Greek mythology

Europa is a figure from Greek mythology who later gave her name to the continent of Europe. In one popular example of her story, Europa was a Phoenician princess who was kidnapped by Zeus and taken t...

14 likes · 1 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@BettyBoop · 4 years ago

A material used in all spheres of human life - glass.

Rare are the materials that have improved the quality of life so much with mass use as is the case with glass. Today, it is used in all spheres of human life - from numerous tools in the household, pr...

30 likes · 14 comments

@Lhenlhen · 2 years ago

Novellino wine

Wine is rated by one and all. All people's of all places in all of history around the word have always regarded it as the epitome of luxury, the nectar of the gods,the perfect accompaniment to a socia...

3 likes · 5 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Kun101 · 4 years ago

A trip to ancient Corinth

“A famous and luxurious city where the loads of the East and the West meet. It was ancient Corinth. The city's wealth is also said to be "celebrated in a proverbial way." Which city deserves these de...

-1 likes · 2 comments · Write it Down (aa10)

@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Pontifex Maximus & The Imperial Purple of Rome

The Imperial Purple of Rome Purple is now made synthetically, but the original source was a gastropod, Murex brandaris, which has a shell with many spines and a gland secreting a purple dye. This was...

7 likes · 1 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Mictorrani · 4 years ago

Continents, Real and Mythical

Continents have their history and mythical continents never cease to fascinate human imagination; what do you feel and think when you read about Thule or Atlantis? I. Introduction The word "contine...

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@Juan · 4 years ago

Gibraltar: More than a symbol of Strength

Standing as a guard guarding the western entrance to the Mediterranean is a huge cliff, the famous Rock of Gibraltar. It has been so closely associated with the quality of power that the phrase "Stron...

11 likes · 9 comments · Write it Down (aa10)

@Kloverztel28 · 4 years ago

Charcoal... What for?

Activated charcoal is a fine, black odorless and tasteless powder Our activated charcoal is made from coconut shellsIt can absorb various substances and is most often used to treat overdoses and toxin...

7 likes · 2 comments · Share Your Thoughts (SYT) (a50c)

@evomeopetrobi · 4 years ago

Roman mythology

The conquest of the countries surrounding the Mediterranean Sea (which is a historical event of the greatest importance, almost completely completed before the birth of Christ) created from imperial R...

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@Istiak · 4 years ago

The aurora(polar light)

This is the Aurora. Aurora Considering the two words pole and light separately, little is known about the nature of the phenomenon. Polarization is the phenomenon of light in the sky which can be o...

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

The Peculiar Diversity of Europe

I have previously published The Borders of Europe ; let's take a look at another aspect of this peculiar part of the world: its diversity. In my opinion, this diversity is, or was, what made Europe e...

23 likes · 15 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@portugalcoin · 4 years ago

Travel Portugal - Tavira

Tavira was born in Alto de Santa Maria and developed the banks of the river Gilão. With bucolic atmosphere, it is one of the most beautiful and well preserved city of the Algarve. It is located in the...

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@Clemnms51 · 1 year ago

Focus on a city : Lisbon - Portugal

You want to discover the capital of Portugal but don't know where to go. You just have to read this article and you will enjoy a beautiful trip in Lisbonne. Also, remember that I'm writing on Medium...

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@Proctor11 · 4 years ago

A Voice of Lebanon

*All proceeds from this post will go to support humanitarian efforts in Lebanon during this time.* With the horrific images of the explosion and protests streaming over airwaves, I feel like I need t...

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@ilias · 3 years ago

The way ordinary paper notes survived the economy, leaving behind gold and silver coins

Have you ever wondered why the money in your pocket or wallet is so important? It is a note on ordinary paper. Not gold or silver. Ordinary money. Not very special in terms of price. But even then it...

1 likes · 0 comments · Cryptocurrency and Blockchain (7b7f)

@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

On the Genealogy of Script III - VIII

The lead image shows Egyptian god Thoth - according to Egyptian mythology, the inventor of hieroglyphs and of script in general. Here, as often, depicted with the head of an ibis. Here follows sectio...

9 likes · 2 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Amax33 · 3 years ago

Stonehenge story

When was Stonehenge built? Who made it? What was the purpose of making this work and infinitely another questions… In the following article, I will answer some of these questions. Stonehenge can be...

3 likes · 0 comments · Earth is beautiful (7cf7)

@Zaib_786 · 2 years ago

History Of Coin, Currency & Paper money..

Hy Reader's ! Hope you are all well Today I am going to tell you the history of coins, currency and paper money that How's man left the Barter System and then adopted the Currency. What is Barter...

2 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)