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The Story of the Tower of BabelThe Babylonians are described as enemies and everything related to their culture as sinful and antediluvian.
This is owed to the fact that ancient Judea and the Babylonian Empire were political rivals....
The History of MesopotamiaIt is considered one of the sciences, although it is a collection of a number of smaller ones - Sumerian, Akkadian, Assyrian, Babylonian and others....
Jupiter and Venus in Conjunction on July 1stJupiter and Venus will come together in the Leo constellation, just like they did thousands of years ago, according to Roger Sinnott's calculations, when the Babylonians called the event the "Star of Bethlehem"....Chestnuts Shield us from Negative EnergyIn the past, Babylonian priests would have the sick person sleep for 3 nights under a bloomed chestnut tree and only then would they chant their spells for healing.... Symbolism of the UnicornAn ancient Babylonian amulet nearly 4000 years old illustrates the unicorn as a double-natured animal - 2 unicorns that symbolize the tree of life.... The Most Bizarre Gods of the Ancient WorldThe Babylonians worshiped the god Shed Bet Ksa - the vengeful god of the latrines, who punished anyone daring enough to have sex near the toilet by cursing them with epilepsy.... Mythology: The Rise and Fall of BabylonBehind this ditch Babylonians built a double system of walls. Along the river sides had an equal number of bronze doors.
Finally, when the city seemed to be stable one night around 539 BC.... Cyrus the Great and the Persian EmpireCyrus has also proclaimed the Charter of human rights. "
Cyrus the Great continued the expansion of the Persian Empire, defeating the King of Lydia (modern Turkey) in 546 PR.HR and conquering the Babylonian Empire (modern... Xerxes I - Rise, Reign and FallAt the beginning of the following year, Xerxes I learned that a rebellion had broken out in Babylonia and returned to Asia, leaving his general Mardonius to finish what he had begun.... Assyria - the First World EmpireBut even so in the middle of the 18th century BC, Assyria was weakened and fell under the rule of the Babylonian king Hammurabi.... Mythology: The Rise and Fall of BabylonBehind this ditch the Babylonians built a double system of walls and they were believed to be so thick that two carts could pass on their roofs. Along the river the walls had a set of flat copper gates.... The Black Cat - Bad Luck or Just Superstition?If we look at Jewish and Babylonian folklore, we will see that a black cat meant that a snake laid on one's heart. In Ancient Egypt cats were sacred and when the family cat died, its body was mummified.... Emerald - Properties and MeaningThe first to trade in emeralds were the Babylonians, as early as the 9th century BC. They were soon followed by the Egyptians.... The Greatest Empires in HistoryVarious Persian campaigns succeeded in subduing most of the world's advanced civilizations at the time, including the Babylonians, Lydians, Egyptians and the northwestern Hindu region of Gandara, in present-day Pakistan... 
The Epic of Gilgamesh Expanded with Newly Discovered Text
Jupiter and Venus in Conjunction on July 1st
How to Calculate Your Personal Number?
Who was Lilith and Why was She Left out of the Bible?
Chestnuts Shield us from Negative Energy
The history of the Sumerian civilization
Symbolism of the Unicorn
Ancient Text Reveals the Location of King Solomon's Treasure
How Did Ancient Peoples Perceive Dreams?
The Most Bizarre Gods of the Ancient World
Mythology: The Rise and Fall of Babylon
Dazzling Treasures of the Ancient City of Nimrud
Cyrus the Great and the Persian Empire
Xerxes I - Rise, Reign and Fall
The Misconceptions about Satan, Created by Pop Culture
Assyria - the First World Empire
Mythology: The Rise and Fall of Babylon
The Black Cat - Bad Luck or Just Superstition?
Emerald - Properties and Meaning
The Greatest Empires in History
