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It’s called the Zero Milestone Camel, and it was a gift to the Lexington Automobile Club from William Ingram, a local business executive. Ingram gave the statue to the club on Nov. 20, 1926, to ...

While civilization dates back tens of thousands of years, these are some of the earliest known (and confirmed) rulers.

It not only was seen as the source of life but also as the origin of faith and the symbol of order. It brought both abundance ...

The US president thanked Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for agreeing to the extensive plan, which includes the immediate ...

Matthew Woods, who headed up the Detroit GH+A Studio office, says in a lawsuit that he was never notified of Benoy’s intent ...

Nawaf Bin Jassim Bin Jabr Al-Thani news starts today with a big milestone. Katara Hospitality stated that by mid-2025 it will ...

Along Historic Routes 80 and 395, discover a block of San Diego frozen in time with 1920s Egyptian Revival architecture. From the iconic Egyptian Garage to other Egyptian-themed landmarks, this video ...

Over a century ago, an ancient Egyptian mummy adorned with a golden mask, having slept for 3,000 years, was unearthed, sparking a global "Egyptomania". This wave of fascination not only swept through ...

A recent study by Michelle Langley, Anna Stevens, and Christopher Stimpson, which was conducted as part of the Amarna Project ...

It began in 1954, when a property tax law levied hefty taxes—up to 46 percent —on completed buildings, yet entirely exempted ...

There are 195 countries in the world, and while Todd Zimmerman realizes he likely won’t be able to see all of them, he does ...