How were Roman roads built ?

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What were the different types of Roman chariots?

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Musical languages of the Piraha and Pericu

 

Hidden in the deep folds of the Amazon and the windswept tip of Baja California, two ancient peoples—separated by continents, oceans, and millennia—may share a story far older and stranger than we think. The Pirahã of Brazil, with their hauntingly musical language that sounds like the calls of rainforest songbirds, and the Pericú of Baja California, once described by Spanish missionaries as speaking in a style that was “sung or whistled,” represent two linguistic mysteries that refuse to fit neatly into the boxes of modern linguistics.

 

 

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Exploring Recently Discovered Tombs of Ancient Queens in Peru!

 

Discover a royal Wari tomb site in northern Peru with queens, noblewomen, and over 1,300 artifacts in this exclusive 2024 expedition video. Explore the active archaeological site of El Castillo in the Huarmey Valley along the northern coast of Peru, one of the most significant recent discoveries related to the Wari (Huari) culture. This ancient royal tomb complex, dating between 400–1000 AD, has revealed the elaborate burials of three to four Wari queens and over 50 noble women, along with more than 1,300 high-status artifacts. I document exclusive on-site footage from this 2024 Peru expedition, including restricted areas under excavation, newly unearthed chambers, and signs of ancient matriarchal power structures.

 

 

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Why it Took 2,621 Years to Map the Ocean Floor

 

Medieval maps were more a work of art rather than scientific tools and they all had one aspect in common - the ocean was a giant question mark. No one knew what lay beneath the depths of the ocean. Cartographers littered the sea with monstrous creatures that lurked in uncharted waters. Surprisingly, our oceans would stay that way until the 1950s. But, why?

 

 

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Dallas filmmaker uncovers hidden history at Gault Site in Central Texas

 

Olive Talley, a former journalist, discovered the Gault Site in Central Texas, which challenges previous beliefs about the first people in the Americas. She spent five years researching and creating an award-winning film, "The Stones Are Speaking," to highlight this significant archaeological find. The site shows evidence of human activity dating back 20,000 years.

 

 

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