Talented Youths Leaving Italy
The land of renaissance in Europe is in a great crisis as talented youths have started fleeing the country of Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci! With the passage of […]
Cotton Route: A Strategy To Counter Silk Route
All roads lead to Rome… This time, India has decided to create such a trade route. The proposed route from India to Italy through the Mediterranean Sea is called Cotton […]
In September… Eight & A Half Decades Ago!
On September 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland, triggering the Second World War that is considered as the deadliest military conflict in the history of mankind! The war involved an estimated […]
A View On Plato’s Last Evening
The obituary of Plato (born Aristocles; BC 427 – BC 348) was buried beneath layers of volcanic ashes following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79! Researchers recently uncovered […]
Frescoes Revealed At Pompeii: Stunning!
The high black-walled dining hall had been buried under solidified lava and thick ash for 1,945 years! During recent excavations, dazzling frescoes emerged at the Roman city of Pompeii. The […]
Some ‘Unusual Places’ On The Planet…
There are several places in different parts of the globe that a person may not think really exist! More than often, one gets really surprised when the person visits there. […]
Preserving The Dignity Of David
One of the most splendid masterpieces of Italian Renaissance sculpture is Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni’s David. However, controversy has never left this 17ft-tall marble statue. Currently, the statue is […]
Secrets Of 2000-Year-Old Scorched Scrolls Revealed
Researchers recently recovered the contents of an extensively damaged ancient scroll with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI). It is believed that the ancient scrolls survived the eruption of Mount […]
Falling Victim To The ‘Pompeii Curse’…
The Oscan-speaking people used to live in the city of Pompeii near Mount Vesuvius in southern Italy’s Campania region around 2,000 years ago. The bustling city suddenly changed one day, […]
