Category Archives: HISTORY MAGAZINE

Introduction Towering over the ancient city of Rey in Iran, the Toghrol Tower stands as a testament to the architectural brilliance and rich history of the region. This magnificent structure, dating back to the 11th century, has captivated the hearts and minds of visitors from around the world, each drawn to its enigmatic presence and […]

A collection of skeletons, thought to be from the medieval period, was uncovered in a mass grave in Vienna by municipal workers engaged in a routine construction project. Experts believe that the ratio of males found corresponds with those aged 15 to 30 who lived between the late Middle Ages and the 18th century, as […]

In 1881, the remarkably well-preserved mummy of Seti I was found alongside his original wooden coffins in a cache at Deir El-Bahri. Egyptologists were thrilled by the exceptional preservation of Seti I’s mummified face, which is considered one of the best-preserved faces from Ancient Egypt. Seti I’s Reign and Achievements Seti I ruled Egypt around […]

Introduction In the quiet coastal town of Bolinao, Philippines, a remarkable archaeological discovery has captivated the attention of historians, anthropologists, and curious minds alike. The Bolinao Skull, excavated from the Balingasay Archaeological Site, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and fascinating practices of the people who once inhabited this region. This intriguing find, […]

Unveiling the Gruesome Grandeur In the center of Mexico City, archaeologists have made a chilling discovery that has shocked the archaeological community. The Huey Tzompantli, an ancient Aztec tower of human skulls, has been unearthed, revealing a terrifying scale much larger than previously thought. A Grim Legacy Etched in Bone Originally discovered in 2015, this […]

The discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922 was a monumental event that captivated the world and provided unparalleled insights into the life and times of the young pharaoh who ruled ancient Egypt over 3,000 years ago. Among the countless artifacts and treasures found within the tomb, two funereal wreaths of dry, preserved flowers have become […]

Forged in Fire and Embellished with Gold In the dawn of the 16th century, as the Holy Roman Empire sprawled across Central Europe, Emperor Maximilian I ascended to power. From 1508 until his death in 1519, he ruled with an iron fist—quite literally. Among the many symbols of his authority, a pair of exquisite armored […]

In the intricate weave of European history, the narrative of Margaret of York emerges as an enthralling saga of power, alliances, and the lasting influence of an extraordinary woman. As the sister of Edward IV of England, Margaret’s existence was deeply connected to the political and social dynamics that characterized the late 15th century. Her […]

Introduction In the sun-baked soil of ancient Greece, archaeologists unearthed a treasure that would captivate the world: a bronze winged helmet dating back to the 4th century BC. This magnificent artifact, known as a Phrygian-Chalcidian helmet, tells a remarkable story of craftsmanship, symbolism, and the enduring legacy of a civilization that continues to inspire us […]

Introduction As the capital and largest city of Armenia, Yerevan holds a special place in the heart of the Armenian people. But did you know that the origins of this vibrant metropolis can be traced back over 2,800 years? The “birth certificate” of Yerevan, or more accurately its ancient predecessor Erebuni, is a remarkable cuneiform […]