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  • Anfile Bay

    Anfile Bay

    ANFILE BAY — a bay of the Red Sea off the coast of Eritrea. Anfile bay was mentioned in ancient geographical sources as the location of τὸ πέρας τῆς ἀνακομιδῆς (‘turning-around point’) in the first centuries AD.

    Bukharin M. D.

    Northeastern Africa

    Viewers: 90

    02.06.2025

  • Aśoka

    Aśoka

    AŚOKA (aśoka, Sanskrit — ‘(Born) without pain’ or ‘Without sorrow’) b. ? — 232/227 BC) — a king of the Mauryan dynasty of ancient India.

    Zakharov A. O.

    South Asia

    Viewers: 129

    18.05.2025

  • Badari

    Badari

    BADARI — an Early Neolithic culture in Egypt (c. 4400–4000 or 4500–3800/3700 BC) that began the Predynastic Period of Egyptian history. Badarian culture is one of the earliest instances of agriculture on the banks of the Nile River.

    Proussakov D. B.

    Northeastern Africa

    Viewers: 83

    26.05.2025

  • Buto

    Buto

    BUTO — one of the oldest cities in Egypt and the main site of the Maadi culture. Located northwest of the Nile Delta in the Kafr el-Sheikh Governorate.

    Proussakov D. B.

    Northeastern Africa

    Viewers: 76

    11.05.2025

  • Corinth

    Corinth

    CORINTH — an ancient Greek polis on the isthmus connecting Southern with Central Greece. One of the most significant economic, political, and cultural centres of the ancient Greek world. 

    Surikov I. E.

    Mediterranean Europe

    Viewers: 116

    12.05.2025

  • Dahshur

    Dahshur

    DAHSHUR — an Ancient Egyptian necropolis, one of several in Southern Memphis. It gets its name from an eponymous Arab settlement. Dahshur is situated on the western bank of the Nile about 30 km southwest of Cairo and 8 km southwest of Memphis.

    Malykh S. E.

    Northeastern Africa

    Viewers: 73

    11.05.2025

  • Felsina

    Felsina

    FELSINA — a city in Padanian Etruria on the site of modern Bologna, Italy. Felsina is located in the valley of two large rivers, the Reno and Savena. Two smaller rivers, the Ravone and Aposa, flank the settlement.

    Kirillova M. N.

    Western Europe

    Viewers: 72

    18.05.2025

  • Giza

    Giza

    GIZA — one of the main Memphite necropolises, situated on the west bank of the Nile River, now a suburb just South-West of Cairo 

    Malykh S. E.

    Northeastern Africa

    Viewers: 74

    25.05.2025

  • Kalliena

    Kalliena

    KALLIENA — A port city in Western India on the bank of the Ulhas River mentioned in ancient sources and playing an important role in transoceanic trade between South Asia and the Mediterranean in the early centuries AD.

    Bukharin M. D.

    South Asia

    Viewers: 58

    07.06.2025

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