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Ancient Civilizations

All Ancient Civilizations, Cultures and People

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Chichimeca people
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Ming Dynasty
Aksumite Empire
Otomi People
Satavahana dynasty
Berber People (Amazigh)
Huastec civilization
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Mauryan Empire
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Moche culture
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Mississippian civilization
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Purépecha Empire
Ancient Kingdom of Macedonia
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Numidians
Venetians
Chachapoya civilization
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Yadava dynasty
Rashtrakuta dynasty
Pallava dynasty
Teotihuacan civilization
Hopewell culture
Chandela dynasty
Urartian kingdom
Kingdom of Judah
The Babylonians
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Anuradhapura Kingdom
Parthian Empire
Muisca Civilization
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Dilmun civilization
Matlatzinca civilization
Seljuk Empire
Vijayanagara Empire
Lycian civilization
Chimú civilization
Kerma culture
Cañari people
Norte Chico Civilization
Zagwe Dynasty
Kushan Empire
Mongol Empire
Pala Empire
Carthaginians
Western Turkic Khaganate
The Picts
Qing Dynasty
Sui Dynasty
The Arameans
Tuʻi Tonga Empire
Ozieri Culture
Mixtec Civilization
Sogdian civilization
Tibetan Empire
Akkadian Empire
Bagan Dynasty
Casma Sechin culture
Mezcala culture
Dacian kingdom
Nazca civilization
Kassite Dynasty
Elamite Civilisation
Pandya dynasty
Mataram Kingdom
Israelite
Newar People
Funnelbeaker culture
Northern Qi dynasty
Sinhalese Kingdom
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The Kingdom of Makurian
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Xauxa people
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Median Kingdom
Ghurid dynasty
Jin Dynasty
Northern Liang Dynasty
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Champa Civilization
Qin Dynasty
Western Xia Dynasty
Chamorro people
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Sabaean civilization
Ghaznavid Empire
Bagratuni dynasty
Hamangia culture
Quitu-Cara culture
The Beaker people
Bosporan Kingdom
Songhai Empire
Kingdom of Polonnaruwa
First Bulgarian Empire
Thakali people
Chinchorro Culture
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Koguryo Kingdom
Hu Xia dynasty
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Teuchitlán culture
Dogon people
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El Palmillo

El Palmillo archaeological site

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The El Palmillo archaeological site is a significant pre-Columbian Mesoamerican site located in the Oaxaca Valley of Mexico. It offers a window into the Zapotec civilization, known for its intricate urban planning and sophisticated culture. The site features terraces, a complex system of water management, and remnants of domestic structures that provide insights into the daily lives of its ancient inhabitants.

Arsameia on the Nymphaios

Arsameia on the Nymphaios

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Arsameia on the Nymphaios, also known as Arsameia of the Euphrates, is an ancient city located in modern-day Turkey. It was the capital of the Kingdom of Commagene during the first century BC. The site is renowned for its unique blend of Greek and Persian influences, evident in its art and architecture. Among its most notable features are the remains of a royal palace, a tomb-sanctuary, and a series of reliefs and inscriptions that provide valuable insights into the culture and beliefs of the Commagene civilization.

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KarakuÅŸ Tumulus

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The KarakuÅŸ Tumulus is a monumental tomb located in Turkey. It dates back to the 1st century BC and serves as the burial site of royal women from the Kingdom of Commagene. The name ‘KarakuÅŸ’ translates to ‘Black Bird’ in Turkish, a reference to the column topped with an eagle that once stood on the site. This tumulus is part of the larger network of Hellenistic-era sites in the region, which includes the famous Mount Nemrut. The site features several columns with inscriptions and statues that provide insight into the Commagene civilization and its customs.

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Gondeshwar Temple

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The Gondeshwar Temple stands as a testament to the architectural prowess of ancient India. Located in Sinnar, Maharashtra, this temple is a prime example of the Hemadpanthi style of architecture, named after its creator, Hemadri, also known as Hemadpant. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it is renowned for its intricate carvings and stone construction. The temple complex is a significant historical and cultural landmark, reflecting the religious fervor and artistic skills of the time.

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The Kedareshwar Temple

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The Kedareshwar Temple, a historical marvel, stands as a testament to ancient Indian architecture and spirituality. Nestled in the Sahyadri range of the Western Ghats, it is part of the Harishchandragad fort complex in Maharashtra, India. This temple is renowned for its monolithic Shiva Linga, which is surrounded by water. The structure’s age and the elements have given it a mystical aura, attracting both devotees and history enthusiasts alike.

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Bhuleshwar Temple

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The Bhuleshwar Temple is a historic Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It stands majestically on a hill in the Pune district of Maharashtra, India. Known for its exquisite carvings and unique architecture, the temple dates back to the 13th century. It is a fine example of the medieval period’s architectural prowess. The temple’s location provides a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside, which adds to its allure and mystique. Over the years, Bhuleshwar has attracted not only devotees but also history enthusiasts and art lovers.

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