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Ancient Civilizations & Lost Cultures, Ancient History, Archaeological Discoveries, Historical Mysteries & Unsolved Cases

The Walls of Jericho: Was the Bible Right All Along?

We’ve all heard the phrase: “the walls came tumbling down.” But did they? And if so, how? The ancient city of Jericho, located in the West Bank near the Jordan River, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on Earth. For decades, archaeologists and theologians have debated whether its famous walls truly collapsed as described in the Bible—or if something else entirely brought them … Continue reading The Walls of Jericho: Was the Bible Right All Along?

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Ancient Architecture & Engineering, Ancient Civilizations & Lost Cultures, Ancient History, Archaeological Discoveries, Bucket List Travel, Historical Mysteries & Unsolved Cases

Petra: The Forgotten City Carved from Stone

Hidden in the red sandstone cliffs of southern Jordan lies Petra, an ancient city so stunning and mysterious it was once believed to be the work of giants or gods. With temples carved directly into the rock and a history that spans centuries of trade, religion, and empire, Petra is one of the ancient world’s greatest architectural and cultural feats. But who really built Petra? … Continue reading Petra: The Forgotten City Carved from Stone

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10 Ancient Cities That You Can Still Visit Today

Ancient cities offer a unique window into the past, allowing us to walk the same streets where civilizations flourished thousands of years ago. Some of these cities remain vibrant and inhabited, while others have become awe-inspiring archaeological sites. If you’re a history enthusiast or an avid traveler, here are ten ancient cities that you can still visit today. 1. Rome, Italy – The Eternal City … Continue reading 10 Ancient Cities That You Can Still Visit Today

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