In the article dedicated to the Mardaites, the Christian highlanders who maintained their autonomy between Byzantium and the ...
In the early 11th Century a Norseman called Harald Hardrada was captain of the Varangian Guard, international mercenaries fighting for the Byzantine Empire, which stretched across parts of Europe ...
Established in 1954, Zhezkazgan’s name reflects its vast copper reserves. Russian explorers had long documented the area’s ...
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The Complex and Contentious History of CrimeaThe status of the Crimean Peninsula has entered international public consciousness over the past decade. Since the events of ...
The world capital of sherry and flamenco is also a tranquil alternative to Seville, just over an hour’s drive north. The city ...
The city was conquered by the Inca Empire in the 15th century and then the ... Named Antipatreia, it was established during the 3rd or 4th century. It formed part of the Roman and Byzantine empires ...
The Byzantine Empire benefited from a sophisticated bureaucracy ... For example, a retired Byzantine general of the 11th century, Kekaumenos, advised his sons to read military handbooks and histories, ...
Both men were Syrian Nestorians, a denomination of Christianity considered heretical in the eastern Roman Empire ... A romanticized engraving of the 11th-century scholar Avicenna, who provided ...
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The Legacy of the Bow: Archery in the Ancient Near EastDiscover the fascinating legacy of archery in the Near East, from its role in ancient warfare to its cultural significance in ...
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