Géza Hofi endeared himself to the audience with his parody of the Dance Song Festival » Historical magazine of the past » News

April 10, 2024 9:05 a.m Past tense “My mother-in-law says: “Géza, do you see how stupid you are? It’s a wonder you haven’t been appointed anywhere yet.” He said what others were thinking. He could say what others could not say. He was much more than a comedian: a voluntary “ventilator” of society. Géza Hofi, … Read more

Unpopular Professor Changing the Perception of Archeology Through Unique Approaches

2023-11-13 06:41:13 The 54-year-old professor “takes his food too seriously” has made his profession unpopular. (Picture/reproduced from Weibo) [周刊王CTWANT] In the long history of China, both skewers and fried dough sticks have rich cultural connotations. For example, some scholars have discovered that Chinese people began to smoke skewers 2000 years ago, and fried dough sticks … Read more

Unearthing the Secrets of a 5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Tomb: Evidence of a Female Pharaoh and Unexpected Burial Customs

2023-10-31 11:04:33 A research group from the University of Vienna examined a 5,000-year-old Egyptian tomb. They claim to have found evidence that could rewrite ancient history. Including the possibility that a female pharaoh ruled the country as early as the 1st Dynasty, around 3000 BC. It was previously believed that only men ruled the country … Read more

Archaeology: Europe’s oldest settlement found near Lake Ohrid

2023-10-12 18:20:40 Artifacts from Europe’s oldest settlement have been found on the border between Albania and North Macedonia. These discoveries open up new perspectives for archaeologists. ADVERTISEMENT In the waters of Lake Ohrid, on the border between Albania and North Macedonia, archaeologists have found wooden stakes, thousands of years old. These artifacts belong to what … Read more

A Mayan nasal ornament made of human bone discovered for the first time in Palenque!

2023-09-30 13:22:20 It is an important discovery which took place on the site of Palenque, a famous Mayan city in the Mexican state of Chiapas. For the first time, a human bone nasal ornament has been found at the site in a ritual deposit area dating to the Late Classic period (AD 600-850). This type … Read more

The Lost City of Thonis-Heracleion: Uncovering Ancient Treasures and Greek Temples

2023-09-23 08:02:03 PThe ancient Egyptian port city of Thonis-Heracleion was discovered in the Mediterranean Sea. Thonis-Herakleion is an ancient city that sunk into the Mediterranean Sea over 1,000 years ago. Archaeologists have discovered a treasure trove of gold and silver in the ancient Egyptian temple of Amun. Among the finds are artifacts that were gifted … Read more

A hairy mummy in excellent condition discovered at a site in Peru

2023-09-21 05:31:08 The discovery of preserved bodies is a notable event in Peruvian archaeology. Highly threatened by trafficking, intact mummies are proving to be valuable discoveries for understanding the people of the past and their living conditions. At the site of Huaca Pucllana in the residential area of ​​Miraflores in Lima, a body with a … Read more

AlUla International Archeology Summit: A Gathering of Global Antiquities Experts and Government Officials

2023-09-17 07:39:54 Jeddah – AlUla International Archeology Summit begins. The three-day long conference will be held at Almarayah Hall in Madain Salih in the northern region of Saudi Arabia. More than 300 delegates, including heads of global organizations and agencies related to antiquities and cultural heritage, as well as government officials, are participating in the … Read more