Ancient Civilizations Daily Life in Mesoamerica: Part 6 – “Craftsmen and Conquerors: Society’s Niche Roles” 16 Nov 20237 Oct 2023 In the tapestry of Mesoamerican society, each thread had its purpose, its unique role that contributed to the larger design. From the skilled craftsmen to the formidable warriors, these specialized…
Ancient Civilizations Daily Life in Mesoamerica: Part 5 – “Cacao Currency and Bustling Bazaars: Commerce and Trade” 15 Nov 20237 Oct 2023 If you were to step into a marketplace in ancient Mesoamerica, you'd find yourself amidst a hive of activity. Vendors would be shouting out the merits of their goods, from…
Ancient Civilizations Daily Life in Mesoamerica: Part 4 – “Glyphs and Scribes: The Tradition of Written Wisdom” 14 Nov 20237 Oct 2023 In the bustling centers of ancient Mesoamerican cities, scribes were often seen hunched over their work, carefully etching symbols onto stone or painting intricate glyphs onto parchment. These were not…
News Weekly Archaeology and Ancient History Roundup – November 12, 2023 12 Nov 202310 Nov 2023 Could your smartphone be the key to unraveling the mysteries of ancient civilizations? In the ever-evolving landscape of archaeology, cutting-edge technology breathes life into the relics of the past, offering…
Travels to Antiquity Travels to Antiquity: Göbekli Tepe 10 Nov 202321 Oct 2023 Göbekli Tepe in Turkey is not just another historical site. It's known as the oldest temple complex dating back to around 9600 BC, making it much older than famous sites…
Ancient Civilizations Daily Life in Mesoamerica: Part 3 – “Pyramids and Public Squares: Crafting the Urban Landscape” 9 Nov 20237 Oct 2023 Imagine walking through the heart of an ancient Mesoamerican city. Your eyes would be drawn to towering pyramids, intricately designed ball courts, and bustling public squares. These were not just…
Ancient Civilizations Daily Life in Mesoamerica: Part 2 – “Celestial Calendars and Sacred Ceremonies: The Fabric of Spirituality” 8 Nov 20237 Oct 2023 In the heart of ancient Mesoamerica, the sky was more than a tapestry of twinkling stars and celestial bodies. It was a grand stage where the gods enacted dramas that…
Ancient Civilizations Daily Life in Mesoamerica: Part 1 – “From Cornfields to Kitchens: The Role of Food and Farming” 7 Nov 20237 Oct 2023 Did you know that maize, a staple in Mesoamerican diets, was so revered that it even had its own deity? This humble grain was more than just sustenance; it was…
Travels to Antiquity Travels to Antiquity: Pompeii 3 Nov 20237 Oct 2023 Have you ever stood still in a moment, feeling as if time itself has paused to let you breathe? Pompeii offers such an experience, but in a more haunting manner.…
History Witchcraft Through the Ages: The Modern Era – From Taboo to Trend 2 Nov 202316 Sep 2023 The modern era has witnessed a dramatic shift in the perception of witchcraft. Far removed from the days of witch trials and public executions, witchcraft today is a subject of…
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