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• 17 Apr 2023

The Fascinating History of Ancient Egyptian Architecture

Ancient Egypt is known for its stunning architecture that has captivated the world for centuries. Pyramids, temples and tombs of the Pharaohs are among the most famous and impressive buildings in history. This blog post explores the fascinating history of ancient Egyptian architecture and some of its most iconic features.

The earliest Egyptian architecture dates to pre-dynastic times around 5000 BC. When a simple Adobe structure was built. Over time, the Egyptians began to use stone in their buildings, making it more durable and allowing for more spectacular designs. The use of massive stone blocks is one of the defining features of ancient Egyptian architecture.

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• 14 Apr 2023

What are some of the costliest mistakes ever made in history?

History has made some costly mistakes with grave and far-reaching consequences. Here are some examples.

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• 24 Apr 2023

Why did Cuba only join the Comecon in 1972, when its socialist regime began in 1959?

Cuba established a socialist government led by Fidel Castro in 1959 and joined the Soviet Union, then the leading socialist country. However, Cuba did not join the Economic Mutual Aid Council (COMECON) until 1972, more than a decade after the socialist revolution.

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• 18 May 2023

A Glimpse into Mughal Courts and the Tragic Assassination of Gandhi

History acts as a window into the past, providing valuable insights into the lives, events and legacies that have shaped our world. Two important chapters in Indian history are the glory of the Mughal courts and the tragic assassination of Mahatma Gandhi. In this blog, we  delve into these fascinating topics and explore their historical context, impact and continuing relevance. 

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• 02 May 2023

What would have happened if Nazi Germany surrendered in 1943?

If Nazi Germany  surrendered in 1943, it would have drastically changed the course of World War II and the post-war world. Here are some possible outcomes: 
 
 The war in Europe would have ended earlier: If Germany had surrendered in 1943, the war in Europe would have ended much earlier, possibly saving millions of lives. The Allies could have turned their attention to the Pacific theater and ended the war against Japan sooner.  

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• 11 May 2023

Historic Discovery: 14th Century Papal Bull Unearthed in Poland

A remarkable archaeological discovery was recently made in Poland that fascinates historians and enthusiasts. A bull from the 14th century was discovered, an official document issued by the Pope, which sheds light on the  rich historical and religious significance of the region. This extraordinary find not only offers valuable insights into the past, but also offers a glimpse into the complex web of religious and political dynamics of the era. In this blog, we delve into the significance of this discovery and its impact on our understanding of the Middle Ages.

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• 12 May 2023

Unveiling the Glorious Hoard of Roman Republic Denarii: A Journey into Ancient

Few discoveries in the world of archeology can match the excitement and intrigue surrounding  hidden treasures. A remarkable hoard of Roman Republic denarii has recently been put on public display, taking visitors back in time to the glory of ancient Rome. Join me on a fascinating journey as we explore the fascinating history and mysteries of these ancient coins. Prepare to be enthralled by  the Roman Republic and its magnificent currency.

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• 22 Apr 2023

What happened between Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn?

Henry VIII was King of England from 1509 to 1547. He married Anne Boleyn, his second wife, for three tumultuous years from 1533 to 1536. Henry fell in love with Anne Boleyn in the early 1530s and he believed his marriage to his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, was invalid because she failed to produce an heir. He tries to annul the marriage so he can marry Anne.

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• 24 Apr 2023

What are the most unknown facts on the Second World War?

World War II was one of the most important events in human history, and there are many known facts about it. However, there are some lesser-known or unknown facts about war.

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• 22 Apr 2023

What are some interesting facts about the ancient Egyptian Queen Nefertiti who reigned in the 1300's?

Nefertiti was an ancient Egyptian queen known for her beauty and prominent role in the reign of her husband, Pharaoh Akhenaten. Here are some interesting facts about him:

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• 13 May 2023

Gujarat This Week: A Glimpse into Exhibition History, Storytelling Workshops, and More

Rich in cultural heritage and living traditions, the state of Gujarat offers a host of exciting events and activities for residents and visitors alike. In this edition of 'Gujarat This Week', we highlight some of the notable events happening in the state. From delving into exhibition history  to engaging storytelling workshops, there is something for everyone to enjoy and explore. 

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• 21 Apr 2023

Confederate General Albert Sidney Johnston Killed at the Battle of Shiloh?

Confederate General Albert Sidney Johnston did not surrender at the Battle of Shiloh. In fact, he was killed in action on April 6, 1862, the first day of the battle.

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• 14 Apr 2023

What are some of the greatest marketing disasters in history?

New Coke - In 1985, Coca-Cola introduced a new formula for its flagship soft drink, but there was widespread backlash from consumers who preferred the original formula. The company was forced to withdraw and reintroduce the original formula as "Coca-Cola Classic".

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• 08 May 2023

What are some interesting examples of prehistoric architecture?

Prehistoric architecture refers to  architectural structures and designs created by early human civilizations before the invention of writing or recording history. Here are some interesting examples of prehistoric architecture from around the world: 

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• 28 Apr 2023

Why is the population of Mexico and Central America mostly Native American while the population of the United States and Canada isn't?

The population of Mexico and Central America is mainly Native American due to the region's long  indigenous history. These civilizations, like the Mayan and Aztec empires, were  established long before the arrival of European colonists in the 16th century.