Carbon 14 experiments confirm that Iranian civilization began around 6000 BC. But these experiments show that prehistoric man lived in Iran as far back as 10,000 BC. It seems that advanced man around 6000 BCE had an understanding of animal breeding as well as a systematic agricultural livelihood. The clay pots and polished stones decorated […]
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In this picture you can see a staircase leading downstairs to a pyramid in Saqqara. It is made of solid black stone. But the stairs in the middle of the stairway melted like a staircase made of wet clay. In this case, the stairs must be exposed to very high temperatures. The only way to
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Many historians have commented on the so-called Atlantis, the so-called hidden continent or region. Edgar Cayce, who was here in North America, was one of the reasons for bringing this topic to life, saying so much about it in recent history. If you were writing about Cayce, you would have to write about a hundred
We have heard of a war called the ‘War between the Asuras and the Asuras’. Some historians say that this war was fought between the Babylonians and the Assyrians. But there is not enough evidence to support that view. The Assyrians were fierce men. Were masters of war tactics. They were the first to use
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Perhaps the above disc was created based on an aesthetic idea that came to the mind of an artist. If so, then the following words are of no use at all. But let’s think for a moment that there is something scientific about this design and look at it from a different angle. Various mummies
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Most of the first and second articles here are about ‘prehitoric’ or ‘prehistoric’ man. Here we take a look at the historic or written history we know. Man, who reached a turning point in world history and gradually adapted to civilization, eventually chose farming. Land preparation was required for farming. The sharpness of his observation
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Connected with the “Egypt 12 – The Black Boxes of Serapeum (part 1)“ What’s even more amazing about making these boxes is that they take them and fit them in these little rooms. The rooms where the boxes are kept are at a lower level than the level of the cave. If so, there
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Gradually man spread all over the world. Correspondingly, goats, cattle, and other animals spread. Ten thousand years ago there were millions of cattle, goats, sheep, chickens and pigs. But today they have grown to billions. Today, there are one billion sheep, one billion cattle, one billion pigs, and twenty-five billion chickens worldwide. As a
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In 1851, the French archaeologist Auguste Mariette unveiled a cave complex dating back to 1500 BC. Until then, the cave complex and its massive stone coffins had been safely closed for 3351 years. This was because no one knew they existed in the world. Auguste Mariette did not actually go to Egypt to make this
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This is the second article in a series on human history. You may be wondering where the first article is. I wrote an article to start writing this series. That article is the first in a series of articles. I finished writing it and showed it to my friends and asked for their opinion
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