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Cave under Nitra Castle once full of rubbish opens to public - Vimarsana News

Cave under Nitra Castle once full of rubbish opens to public

Visitors can only get into its entrance area.

Assyrians Founded Anatolia's First Company 4000 Years Ago - Vimarsana News

Assyrians Founded Anatolia's First Company 4000 Years Ago

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Source: aina.org
Joint Syrian-Italian archaeological mission works accomplished in Tell al-Samhana, Lattakia - Vimarsana News

Joint Syrian-Italian archaeological mission works accomplished in Tell al-Samhana, Lattakia

Lattakia, SANA - The General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums announced Friday the completion of the work of the joint Syrian-Italian archaeological mission at Tell al-Samhana site in Lattakia Governorate. The Directorate stated that Tell al-Samhana, which is registered by the Directorate as

Source: sana.sy
About governance systems during Late Bronze Age in Levantine region - Vimarsana News

About governance systems during Late Bronze Age in Levantine region

AMMAN — The Late Bronze Age had been characterised by the concept of the city-state, although it was not the case in the Levant until the Iron Age.The term ‘city-state’ is not technically defined but is generally characterised as a local, independent political unit focusing on a central/capital city and its surrounding hinterland of fields and settlements, with limited

Archaeologists Look for Roman Workshop—Find Puzzling Bronze Age Settlement - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists Look for Roman Workshop—Find Puzzling Bronze Age Settlement

Pottery found at the site indicates that it was inhabited around 3,200-3,500 years ago, according to archaeologists.