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@GuyFromNowhere · 3 years ago

SOUTH SUDAN DECLARED THEIR KARINLAN FROM SUDAN July 9, 2011 On this day in 2011, the new and 54th country on the African continent-the Republic of South Sudan-was born. The country was declared inde...

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@ahmadmanga · 3 years ago

[Gaming Experience] Disgaea 5: Laharl's DLC Chapter

Disgaea D2's character's episode in Disgaea 5. Laharl, Etna, Flonne and Sicily have a moment to shine! My experience playing this DLC on Disgaea 5 Complete. Disgaea 5's DLC can be played at any po...

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@ilias · 3 years ago

African countries celebrate fancy Christmas

When you hear the name 'Africa', you can see the desert, the hot sun and the forested path. It seems inappropriate to want to do something with the touch of aristocracy in a life of misery, helplessne...

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@uglyduckling · 4 years ago

Aeneas - mythology

The famous Trojan-Roman hero, a descendant of Zeus and Dardanus, the son of the Trojan prince Anchises and the goddess Aphrodite, the founder of the power and glory of Rome. When she gave love to Anch...

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@Arifa4824 · 4 years ago

The discovery of archimedes

The discovery of Archimedes Sicily is made up of many islands. One such island is the port city of Sicily, named Syracuse. Syracuse was the heart of business, art, and science in the third century...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

The story of Carthage Coin

The Carthaginian coin was first minted in the 5th century BC. The Carthaginians, who initially adopted the dirham, later minted silver shekel coins. The Carthaginians, who initially adopted the drach...

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@Yaspe · 2 years ago

Life of Timoleon

Timoleon (411 - 337 BC) was a Corinthian statesman and general who brilliantly defeated the tyrant of Syracuse II and a Carthaginian army against all odds. Settling permanently on the island, he reorg...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

Ancient Carthage

Before the conflict with Rome known as the Punic Wars (264-146 BC), Carthage was a Phoenician city-state on the North African coast (where present-day Tunisia is) and was the largest, wealthiest, and...

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@Mdabdullah123 · 4 years ago

Italy beautiful place

The 15 Most Charming Small Towns in Italy CNT EDITORS July 10, 2019 9:00 AMGetty Day trips never looked so good. When visiting Italy, most travelers make a beeline for famous cities like Rome , V...

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@neondemon · 2 years ago

The world's largest volcano

Extracted lava According to the Smithsonian Global Volcanology Program, there are approximately 1356 active volcanoes worldwide, which means that active volcanoes are those that are currently erupti...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Flags with Dragons

Essentially, there are three contemporary national flags depicting a dragon: Wales, Malta and Bhutan. We will also look at one historical flag, namely the one of Qing China (1889-1912). Wales The f...

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@uglyduckling · 3 years ago

Cyclops - mythology

Many myths testify to what the Cyclops looked like, but not to how many there were and what their origin was. In the oldest tradition, the Cyclops are defiant one-eyed giants who live in the far west,...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

The Oldest Trees on Earth

About 3,500 years ago, a small cypress tree sprouted in the swamps of Florida. Unfortunately, this tree was burned to ashes in 2012. Known as the "Senator", this magnificent tree was exactly 35 meters...

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Before Western and Modern Medicine & Surgery I

Western medicine, when it started to evolve during the Renaissance, didn't evolve from thin air, but built on traditions from Egypt, Babylonia, India, Old Greece, and, above all, Middle Ages Islam. T...

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@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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@Lima · 4 years ago

What’s it like to be a Londoner?

London: England’s regal capital, where everyone speaks like the Queen. Or is there more to it than that? Whenever I tell people that I grew up in London I am usually greeted with fascination and ex...

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@Versch01 · 4 years ago

Lampedusa: Migrant with coronavirus gives birth in helicopter

Lampedusa: Migrant with coronavirus gives birth in helicopter Published6 hours ago Related Topics Europe migrant crisis IMAGE COPYRIGHTEPA image captionOfficials say Lampedusa is experiencing an...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

Roman Naval Battle

Ancient navy ships were made of wood, waterproofed using pitch and paint, and were propelled by both sails and oars. Ships with multiple rowing tiers, such as the Trireme, had enough speed and maneuve...

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

@wl666 · 2 years ago

Latest good War Movies of 2022

There is nothing we like more than a good war movie, whether it is a fictional story or a retelling of the actual events. In 2022, there are quite a number of War movies about war and military history...

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@Asadkhan1022 · 4 years ago

History of orange

The sweet orange is not a wild fruit, having arisen in domestication from a cross between a non-pure mandarin orang e and a hybrid pomelo that had a substantial mandarin component. Since its chloro...

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@sj0820 · 2 years ago

History is an inexhaustible repository of knowledge

When I was a child, my parents told me that history is not over. They said that we can learn a lot from history and apply it to our lives today. This may sound like an exaggeration but there are some...

9 likes · 2 comments · Mind, Perception & Thought (c7a5)

@Today · 4 years ago

The tourists are leaving Italy. Now catastrophe looms

Rome (Today) — For all too brief a time, the Italian summer offered a glimmer of hope. After emerging from what was in early 2020, one of the world's harshest coronavirus lockdowns, Italy managed to d...

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@Rahabinte · 2 years ago

How did the red rose connect with love?

I like writing this registration very much. The more I write, the more I feel like I'm floating in the deep forest of love. I was writing and feeling. I love to say and write the word love wi...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

(Hades)-Lord of the Dead

In the earliest Greek epics, heroes and dead spirits such as Hercules (Heracles), Theseus, Orpheus and Odysseus were told to travel to the underworld ruled by Hades or Aides, brother of Zeus and Posei...

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@ceky321 · 2 years ago

Saint Nicholas - patron saint of children and sailors

We have little credible information about St. Nicholas, but he has remained a very popular saint to this day, especially among children, so it is understandable that he is associated with many legends...

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@Clemnms51 · 3 years ago

Malta, the Blockchain Island

Hi everyone, today I will mix two things I love : travel and crypto. I didn't write about it before, or not so much, but I love travelling around the world, even if I'm rather a young person, and esp...

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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...

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@vitez · 3 years ago

Corsica

Corsica is one of 18 French regions, located in the Mediterranean, between the west coast of Italy and the southeast coast of France. After Sicily, Sardinia and Cyprus, it is the fourth largest islan...

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@raojunaid · 2 years ago

Astonishing Actualities About Approximately Cacti !

HELLO friends! Beginning Of The Word Cactus Cactus starts from the Greek title Kaktos. Kaktos could be a Spanish artichoke or the “prickly plant of Sicily” as numerous allude to it in Greece. The...

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@Temimay · 3 years ago

Ancient methods of prosecution that will blow your mind

No doubt the ancient Egyptians, Romans, and Greeks have an unbelievable rapid development. With some surpassing Modern technologies. From them we learned medicine, machinery, mathematics, law, philoso...

7 likes · 14 comments · Naija Wazobia (9ea9)