Khirbet Kurkush: A Glimpse into Ancient Samaria Khirbet Kurkush, known in Arabic as خربة قرقش, is an archaeological site in the West Bank. It lies between the Israeli settlements of Bruchin and Ariel, near the Palestinian town of Bruqin. This site, in the Salfit Governorate of the State of Palestine, offers a fascinating look at…
Khirbet Jurish
Khirbet Jurish: Unearthing the Past of an Ancient Jewish Village Khirbet Jurish, also known as Hurvat Geres in Hebrew, is an archaeological site located 30 kilometers southwest of Jerusalem. This site, protected by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, offers a fascinating glimpse into a Jewish village dating back to the Second Temple period. Location…
The Rock-cut Tombs of Qizqapan
The Rock Tombs of Qyzqapan: A Glimpse into Ancient Kurdish History The rock tombs of Qyzqapan, also known as Ashkawt-i Qizqapan, are a remarkable archaeological site located near the Paleolithic cave of Zarzi in Iraqi Kurdistan. This site offers a fascinating glimpse into the ancient cultures that once thrived in this region. A Cave with…
Haouanets of Sidi Ahmed Latrech
The Haouanet of Sidi Ahmed Latrech: A Glimpse into Tunisia’s Ancient Past Nestled in the heart of Tunisia’s northwestern region, near the village of Sidi Ahmed Latrech, lies an archaeological treasure trove: the Haouanet of Sidi Ahmed Latrech. These ancient rock-cut tombs offer a unique window into the lives and burial practices of the region’s…
Haouanets of Chaouach
Haouanets of Chaouach: Ancient Tombs in Tunisia’s Landscape Chaouach, a village in Tunisia’s Béja Governorate, boasts a rich history. It sits between Béja and Tunis, overlooking the Medjerda River valley. In ancient times, Chaouach was an important site, hosting a Roman Catholic diocese and serving as a crossroads for various civilizations. Among its most intriguing…
Qallupilluit
The Enigmatic Qallupilluit: Guardians of the Arctic Shores In the icy realms of Inuit mythology, the Qallupilluit—also known as Qalupalik—lurk beneath the frigid waters. These mysterious creatures patrol Arctic shorelines, waiting to capture any child who strays too close to the water’s edge. The myth of the Qallupilluit serves a protective purpose, warning children of…