[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.] #  @histories_arch ArchaeoHistories ArchaeoHistories posts on X about france, iran, peru, ritual the most. They currently have XXXXXXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours. ### Engagements: XXXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::1485667787548737538/interactions)  - X Week XXXXXXX -XX% - X Month XXXXXXXXX +40% - X Months XXXXXXXXX -XX% - X Year XXXXXXXXXX -XX% ### Mentions: XX [#](/creator/twitter::1485667787548737538/posts_active)  - X Months XXX -XX% - X Year XXXXX -XX% ### Followers: XXXXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::1485667787548737538/followers)  - X Week XXXXXXX +0.06% - X Month XXXXXXX +0.19% - X Months XXXXXXX +0.83% - X Year XXXXXXX +3.60% ### CreatorRank: XXXXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::1485667787548737538/influencer_rank)  ### Social Influence [#](/creator/twitter::1485667787548737538/influence) --- **Social category influence** [countries](/list/countries) XXXXX% [travel destinations](/list/travel-destinations) XXXXX% [cryptocurrencies](/list/cryptocurrencies) XXXX% [automotive brands](/list/automotive-brands) XXXX% [social networks](/list/social-networks) XXXX% **Social topic influence** [france](/topic/france) 3.74%, [iran](/topic/iran) #320, [peru](/topic/peru) 2.8%, [ritual](/topic/ritual) 2.8%, [italy](/topic/italy) 2.8%, [reign](/topic/reign) 1.87%, [armenia](/topic/armenia) 1.87%, [greece](/topic/greece) 1.87%, [spain](/topic/spain) 1.87%, [rome](/topic/rome) XXXX% **Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by** [@wishfind](/creator/undefined) [@bcesupernova](/creator/undefined) [@tedkroupa](/creator/undefined) [@roksanaequinox](/creator/undefined) [@goonmoi](/creator/undefined) [@grok](/creator/undefined) [@joemayo55](/creator/undefined) [@fern83142440jos](/creator/undefined) [@lemonaut1](/creator/undefined) [@oh_real_](/creator/undefined) [@thepanic16](/creator/undefined) [@brockathy](/creator/undefined) [@povinsaneman](/creator/undefined) [@wmikeburke](/creator/undefined) [@karin_wien](/creator/undefined) [@stewartspilkin](/creator/undefined) [@likianakr7](/creator/undefined) [@cavguy75](/creator/undefined) [@omarrey_cre8](/creator/undefined) [@bob161802](/creator/undefined) **Top assets mentioned** [Viking Holdings Ltd (VIK)](/topic/$vik) [Theopetra (THEO)](/topic/theopetra) [NorthWestern Corporation (NWE)](/topic/$nwe) ### Top Social Posts [#](/creator/twitter::1485667787548737538/posts) --- Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours ""Armenian king Zarmayr in the battle with the Greeks under the walls of Troy" - a painting by Arthur Asatryan . Zarmayr Haykazuni was the 29th king of Ancient Armenia from the Haykazuni dynasty. He ruled in 1192-1180 BC. During his reign Zarmayr brought his army to Troy to help the king of Troy Priam to defend it. He died by the walls of Troya. His death caused great unrest in Armenia and left no hope of liberation from Assyrian influence. During the Trojan War Zarmayr fought side by side with Hector the son of Priam. After Achilles had killed Hector Zarmayr fought against him in revenge but"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1946921799431700688) 2025-07-20 13:15:03 UTC 233.1K followers, 6500 engagements "In the arid heart of southeastern Iran beneath the scorching sun of Kerman Province stands the ancient mudbrick citadel of Kharanaq. Dating back over 1000 years this abandoned village once thrived along trade routes that fed into the Silk Road its labyrinthine architecture shaped by centuries of desert resilience. The stacked earthen dwellings rise like waves frozen in time their sunbaked walls blending into the ochre hillside. Archways alleys and silent rooms speak of life once woven tightly into clayfortified against heat wind and time. A lone figure in bright clothing walks the narrow path"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1948466292794564608) 2025-07-24 19:32:19 UTC 233.1K followers, 6796 engagements "The vibrant markets of the Swahili city-states along the East African coast were hubs of cross-cultural exchange and economic dynamism from 9th-16th Century AD. Stretching from present-day Somalia to Mozambique cities like Kilwa Mombasa and Zanzibar thrived as trade centers connecting Africa the Middle East India and even China. These markets bustled with goods such as gold ivory spices textiles and pottery while also facilitating the exchange of languages religions and ideas. The Swahili people a blend of African Arab and Persian influences developed a unique culture reflected in their"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947340279633351047) 2025-07-21 16:57:57 UTC 233.1K followers, 5162 engagements "Bronze figure of Min of Gebtu (Koptos) dated 744-656 BC : Min of Koptos one of the most ancient and enigmatic deities of the Ancient Egyptian pantheon was revered as a god of fertility virility and the regenerative forces of nature. Min symbolised masculine creative power at its most primal and enduring. His cult flourished especially in Koptos and Akhmim where he was venerated as the protector of desert travellers and caravans linking him also with the fruitful promise of distant lands. Offerings of lettuce a plant sacred to him for its aphrodisiac qualities and ceremonies celebrating"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1944069122729422862) 2025-07-12 16:19:32 UTC 233.1K followers, 7754 engagements "Theopetra Cave an archaeological site located in Meteora in the central Greek region of Thessaly Greece. Radiocarbon evidence shows for human presence at least 50000 years ago. Excavations began in 1987 under the direction of . Kyparissi-Apostolika which were meant to answer questions about Paleolithic Thessaly Greece. As a result of archaeological excavations that have been conducted over the years it has been revealed that the Theopetra Cave has been occupied by human beings as early as 130000 years ago. In addition evidence for human habitation in the Theopetra Cave can be traced without"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1764692283633602639) 2024-03-04 16:40:01 UTC 233.1K followers, 18.5K engagements "Cumbemayo is an archaeological site located in Cajamarca region of northern Peru about 20km southwest of Cajamarca at an altitude of approximately 3500m. Human activity dates to around 1500 BC and is attributed to the Cajamarca culture. The site is most notable for its intricate aqueduct system distinctive rock formations and mysterious petroglyphs scattered throughout the area. The main feature of Cumbemayo is a sophisticated aqueduct carved with remarkable precision into volcanic stone. It extends over a distance of about nine kilometers and was engineered to transport water from higher"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1934896046171119705) 2025-06-17 08:49:00 UTC 233.1K followers, 6224 engagements "Avast mosaic dating back to ancient Rome has been uncovered in Spain showing the mythical monster Medusa in beautiful detail. The 323-square-foot mosaic is dotted with fish and peacock motifs with the depiction of Medusa thought to have been designed to protect locals. "In a large square in which floral and animal motifs (birds and fish) are interspersed together with masks the appearance of the image of the Medusa is typical in the mosaic pavements of the period as a prophylactic sign or protection of the inhabitants of the domus" Jos Vargas an archeology monitor at the Barraeca II"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1945405801184772477) 2025-07-16 08:51:01 UTC 233K followers, 5596 engagements "Sailhant Castle located in the Auvergne region of France a historic structure dating back to the 12th Century AD. Located on a hilltop the castle not only has a wild beauty but also a stunning view of the surrounding landscape. The castle's thick stone walls and tall watchtowers reflect the solidity and architectural style of the Middle Ages. Sailhant was once a refuge for local lords and has witnessed many historical upheavals. Today the castle attracts visitors with its historical charm and beautiful natural scenery creating a unique experience for those who love to explore cultural"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1944408730683982070) 2025-07-13 14:49:01 UTC 233.1K followers, 28.7K engagements "They called her the Daughter of the Confederacy but Varina Winnie Davis wanted to write her own story. Born into the shadow of a lost cause with her father Jefferson Davis seen as a symbol of the Souths defeat Winnie was expected to be a living monument to a past she never chose. Yet she quietly rebelled refusing to spend her life as a porcelain figure in a mourning dress for a cause she hadnt fought. Winnie turned to writing pouring herself into journalism and fiction seeking to craft narratives beyond the rigid expectations placed upon her. She moved to New York stepping into the hustle of"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947638895903981692) 2025-07-22 12:44:32 UTC 233.1K followers, 5937 engagements "Discovered in the ancient cemetery of Tarkhan near Cairo this linen garmentknown as the Tarkhan Dress; dates back to around 2800 BC making it one of the oldest surviving woven garments in the world. On the left its fragile sand-preserved remains lie in delicate folds; on the right a museum reconstruction shows its original form: a tailored pleated tunic with a belt remarkably modern in design. This artifact not only reveals the technical skill of early Egyptian weavers but also breathes life into a civilization where elegance and craftsmanship were already woven into daily attire. A whisper"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1948018577715376487) 2025-07-23 13:53:16 UTC 233.1K followers, 6208 engagements "Thomas Fuller an African man enslaved in 1724 at the age of XX who became known as the "Virginia Calculator" due to his exceptional mental calculation abilities. Fuller was renowned for his capacity to solve complex mathematical problems without the aid of tools like the calculator depicted in the image. When he was only XX he was taken from Africa by white slave traders and sent to the United States. He was so good at math that he could figure out things that no one could imagine. He died on December XX 1790. One notable instance of his skill involved calculating the number of seconds in a"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947330642632712277) 2025-07-21 16:19:39 UTC 233.1K followers, 8353 engagements "A patient stands inside a cramped cell with her arms strapped to the wall in Germany 1890. In late 19th Century ideas about mental illness were shaped by fear and moral judgment as much as by medicine. Many believed that harsh physical restraint or forced isolation could calm agitation or purge so-called madness. Devices like straitjackets restraint chairs or wall shackles were common. Patients might be tied up for hours or even days at a time. Germany like other European countries had large state asylums that were often overcrowded and underfunded. Though some doctors did try to bring more"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947573510450123192) 2025-07-22 08:24:43 UTC 233.1K followers, 5887 engagements "The Egtved Girl a Bronze Age individual buried around 1370 BC in Denmark provides a remarkable glimpse into the attire and customs of the period. Her well-preserved burial discovered in 1921 revealed an intact outfit consisting of a short tunic a string skirt and a belt disc all crafted from wool. This unique preservation aided by the acidic bog conditions allows modern researchers to study the precise construction and materials used offering invaluable insights into Bronze Age textile production and fashion. The recreation of the Egtved Girl's clothes often seen alongside images of her"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1945893650535481849) 2025-07-17 17:09:33 UTC 233.1K followers, 18K engagements "Le Terme dei Cisiarii the Baths of the Coachmen Ostia Antica The Baths of the Coachmen were built during the reign of Hadrian and modified in 3rd Century AD. This photo shows the mosaic that gave the building its name. The border consists of a city wall. In the centre is a further city wall with gates and towers. Towers at the four angles are supported by telamones (figures of Atlas "male caryatids"). Around this wall are small two-wheeled wagons or carriages called in Latin cisia driven by coachmen (cisiarii). #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1924749748466287004) 2025-05-20 08:51:14 UTC 233.1K followers, 6536 engagements "Silver Winged Divine Figure (late 3rd - early 2nd Millennium BC) - eastern Iran (H; 12cm) Miho Museum Kyoto #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1948467094137569420) 2025-07-24 19:35:30 UTC 233.1K followers, 6111 engagements "This 1937 Cadillac 12-passenger Limo-Bus the Big Model XX built for Yosemite National Park is one of three known to exist. This is a Bender-bodied Limousine with a XXX inch wheelbase and an L-head V8 346ci engine producing 135hp. Yellowstone Glacier and Yosemite parks operated XX passenger buses that were "Airport Limos" or "Stretches". Yellowstone and Glacier parks used White buses with the Bender body while Yosemite used Cadillacs. Automobile Historia #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1946267261179961624) 2025-07-18 17:54:09 UTC 233.1K followers, 7533 engagements "Scythian Tattoos from Kurgan II Pazyryk Altai. Depiction of animal and hybrid creature tattoos preserved on the upper right arm and various parts of the body of a Scythian male dating to 5th Century BC. Original skin fragment (left) detailed outline and general body placement drawing according to S.I. Rudenko (right). Photo courtesy of the Hermitage Museum. One of the most striking insights into Pazyryk life comes from the extraordinary tattoos preserved on their mummies. When these bodies were first uncovered archaeologists were astonished to see intricate dark blue-black designs still"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947156390151159839) 2025-07-21 04:47:14 UTC 233.1K followers, 6769 engagements "The ship that was cut in half and stretched to become the largest vessel in history . In 1981 Seawise Giant underwent a dramatic jumboisation at the Sumitomo Heavy Industries shipyard in Japan. Originally measuring about XXX meters the ship was cut into two and extended by inserting a massive midsection. This modification increased its overall length to XXXXXX meters. Alongside the length extension its deadweight tonnage rose from approximately 480000 DWT to 564763 DWT making it the largest ship in the world by carrying capacity. After this transformation Seawise Giant was too large for the"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1946166418489090273) 2025-07-18 11:13:26 UTC 233.1K followers, 6106 engagements "In the highlands of southeastern Trkiye near the Syrian border the Bronze Age burial mounds of Baur Hyk rise like ancient sentinels from the plain. These tumuli dating back over 5000 years to around 3100 BC mark one of the earliest known elite cemeteries in Mesopotamiawhere rulers were entombed alongside intricate grave goods and human sacrifices. Each ringed mound contains a central grave pit its surface collapsed inward with time giving way to a sunken eye gazing skyward. Wind and rain have carved their own signature across the soil but the patterns remainorderly deliberate ceremonial."  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947338110649700418) 2025-07-21 16:49:20 UTC 233.1K followers, 5906 engagements "Rising from the grasslands of Tiya Ethiopia this ancient stela is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating to between 10th-15th Centuries CE. Carved with enigmatic symbols swords and anthropomorphic figures these standing stones mark a sacred burial ground of an unknown warrior culture. Weathered by time the rocks surface still holds deliberate etchingslines that echo of ritual and remembrance. Under the open sky the monolith leans slightly as if bowing to history a silent sentinel guarding the stories of the forgotten. #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947569205382951286) 2025-07-22 08:07:37 UTC 233.1K followers, 7159 engagements "Villa d'Este is a 16th Century CE residence located in Tivoli near Rome Italy It is famous for its terraced Renaissance garden landscape and especially for its many beautiful fountains. It is now an Italian museum a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001. 📷 mimmo.schiavo #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1944322859444121802) 2025-07-13 09:07:48 UTC 233.1K followers, 6260 engagements ""Homecoming" by Hans Adolf Bhler (1936) Painted in 1936 on the eve of yet another war Bhlers "Homecoming" speaks volumes without a single word. It captures the raw emotional aftermath of conflictthe weight carried home not in wounds but in silence and tears. The woman in white seems almost angelic representing comfort purity or perhaps even a ghostly figure waiting beyond death. Private Collection #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947568636375249203) 2025-07-22 08:05:21 UTC 233.1K followers, 5851 engagements "Alice Arden: the murderess who shocked Tudor England - Alice Arden wanted more from life than a boring husband and a cold Tudor bed. She was the wife of Thomas Arden a respectable gentleman of Faversham Kent. But Alice had fallen in love with another man Richard Mosby a tailor with a better touch in bed than at the needle. And in 1551 she decided that she was done with being discreet. She wanted her lover her house her freedom. So she killed her husband. Well they killed him. Alice orchestrated one of the most convoluted idiotic and horrifyingly persistent murder plots in Tudor England. First"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947571652583428263) 2025-07-22 08:17:20 UTC 233.1K followers, 6263 engagements "Hidden deep within the vast expanse of the Amazon rainforest nearly XXX uncontacted tribes continue to live according to ancient rhythms untouched by the modern world. These communities have chosen isolation not out of fear but from hard-earned wisdom born of past encounters that brought disease violence and exploitation. Their way of life passed down through generations is intricately woven into the rainforest itselfevery plant animal and season carrying cultural medicinal or spiritual significance. Their isolation safeguards not only their health but also a worldview unlike any other on"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1939997169739522181) 2025-07-01 10:39:03 UTC 233.1K followers, 14.5K engagements "In the arid deserts of northern Peru an incredible archaeological treasure has come to lighta naturally mummified male from the ancient Chimu civilization. Curled tightly in a fetal position with his limbs expertly bound this silent figure opens a window into a lost world revealing the rich beliefs and traditions of a civilization that thrived centuries ago. Dating from roughly 1200-1400 AD this Chimu mummy owes its astonishing preservation not to embalming like the Egyptians but to the harsh dry climate and the cultures masterful burial rituals. Wrapped carefully in layers of cotton and wool"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1948019592972132798) 2025-07-23 13:57:18 UTC 233.1K followers, 6708 engagements "Vanis Kvabebi (also called the Vani Caves) is an ancient cave monastery in Samtskhe-Javakheti region of Georgia near Aspindza town and the more famous cave city of Vardzia Georgia. Complex dates from 8th Century AD and consists of up to XXX rock - cut caves over XX levels that over the centuries has resulted in a maze of honeycomb tunnels cells anterooms storage chambers and churches. A defensive wall built in 1204 AD created an enclosed courtyard and two places of worship - one chapel and a small domed church that clings to the rock at the highest level of tunnels. An earthquake in 1283 AD"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1756277864306192470) 2024-02-10 11:24:07 UTC 233.1K followers, 29.6K engagements "The Hagia Sophia a monumental basilica-turned-mosque-turned-museum in Istanbul holds within its ancient walls countless stories some whispered by its grand architecture others etched directly onto its surfaces. Among these intriguing marks is a rare piece of graffiti a silent testament to a Viking presence in the heart of the Byzantine Empire: the runic inscription "Halvdan was here." This simple yet profound carving made on a marble balustrade in the upper gallery dates back to the 9th century A.D. offering a direct connection to a Scandinavian warrior who visited and perhaps even served in"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1943656165402955891) 2025-07-11 12:58:35 UTC 233.1K followers, 7105 engagements "Cahokia was once the largest and most advanced city in North America long before European settlers arrived. Located near present-day St. Louis Missouri this ancient city thrived around the 1100 AD and may have had a population as large as London at that time. It was built by the Mississippian people and featured huge earth mounds homes markets and a central plaza. The people of Cahokia were skilled farmers builders and traders and their city was a busy multicultural place. But by 1350 AD something strange happenedCahokia was almost completely abandoned. For many years people thought a long"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1946916107614597179) 2025-07-20 12:52:26 UTC 233.1K followers, 28.8K engagements "Cycladic Culture (3000-1200 BC) : This map illustrates the Cycladic culture an early Bronze Age civilization that flourished in the Cyclades islands of the Aegean Sea between 3000-1200 BC. Known for their minimalist marble figurines and active participation in seaborne trade the Cycladic communities developed independently but remained deeply engaged in regional networks. Their society was rooted in agriculture fishing and craftsmanship particularly in pottery and metalwork. The Cycladic islands played a vital role in connecting the Aegean with the wider eastern Mediterranean. Through"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1945516408411938886) 2025-07-16 16:10:32 UTC 233.1K followers, 6287 engagements "This 1900 year old bottle is attributed to the Salinar culture of ancient Peru . It is made of earthenware and features an orange surface from oxygen-rich firing with a side handle intersecting a funnel-shaped spout that doubles as the figure's hat. It measures XXX x XX cm. This artifact is now housed at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore United States. It was acquired by anonymous gift in 2009. #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1945780351118299295) 2025-07-17 09:39:21 UTC 233.1K followers, 5873 engagements "The Hartashen Megalithic Avenue hidden deep in Armenias rugged terrain is one of the worlds forgotten ancient wonders. Believed to be 6000 to 8000 years old this mysterious site consists of towering stone monoliths meticulously aligned across the landscape. Was it a ceremonial path An ancient observatory Its true purpose remains a mystery. Unlike Stonehenge or other famed sites Hartashen has escaped the spotlight of mainstream archaeology its secrets still buried beneath the soil. The towering stones standing guard over the landscape hint at a forgotten civilization with a sophisticated grasp"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1934239132693238083) 2025-06-15 13:18:40 UTC 233.1K followers, 36.9K engagements "Art Deco Malachite Glass Bottle (early 20th Century CE) designed by Henry Schlevogt for his Ingrid brand Czechoslovakia. Private Collection #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1944712078725681517) 2025-07-14 10:54:25 UTC 233.1K followers, 7985 engagements "Between 1939 and 1940 Leonarda Cianciulli of Correggio Italy gained local fame for her homemade soaps and teacakes which she generously shared with neighbors and guests. To the outside world she appeared as a sweet middle-aged woman but behind closed doors she harbored a dark and horrifying secret that no visitor could have imagined. During those years Cianciulli invited at least three women into her home drugged their wine and then murdered them with an axe. She would then brutally dismember their bodies using the remains as the grisly base for her soaps and cakes. Her chilling confession"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1929975284624678935) 2025-06-03 18:55:39 UTC 233.1K followers, 12.2K engagements "Gradara Castle town in Marche - Italy Gradara Castle a medieval fortress that is located in the town ofGradaraMarche inItaly. It is protected by two walls the outermost of which extends for almost 800m making it an imposing structure. Particularly striking is the view of the fortress and underlying historical village at night. The castle is one of the most visited monuments in the region and is scene of museum events musical and artistic. Gradara was by geographical position since ancient times a crossroads of traffic and people: during Middle Ages fortress was one of main theatres of clashes"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1945784333404668082) 2025-07-17 09:55:10 UTC 233.1K followers, 18.8K engagements "Pirates have existed since ancient times with early records of sea raiders like Sea Peoples attacking Mediterranean ships around 1400 BC. During the Middle Ages Viking longships terrorized European coasts plundering villages and monasteries. By the 16th century privateers state-sanctioned pirates targeted enemy merchant vessels blurring the line between legal and illegal piracy. The Golden Age of Piracy (16501730) saw infamous figures like Blackbeard and Captain Kidd dominate the Caribbean and Atlantic. Operating from lawless ports like Nassau pirates attacked trade routes amassing wealth"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947328743544176859) 2025-07-21 16:12:06 UTC 233.1K followers, 8054 engagements "Schnbrunn Palace was a residence for Habsburg monarchy located in Vienna Austria The Palace was commissioned in late 17th Century AD by Emperor Leopold I. The current palace was largely shaped under the direction of Empress Maria Theresa in the mid-18th Century AD of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It remained a primary residence of the Habsburg family until the monarchys dissolution in 1918 with notable inhabitants including Emperor Franz Joseph I and Empress Elisabeth (Sisi). The palace complex includes 1441 rooms and covers approximately XXX acres of gardens courtyards and auxiliary"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1946586350289047991) 2025-07-19 15:02:06 UTC 233.1K followers, 9913 engagements "Theres this pottery bowl from Shahr-e Sukhteh in Iran thats about 5200 years old and it might just be the oldest cartoon out there. Picture this: the bowl has got these images of a wild goat jumping towards a tree lined up so when you spin the bowl it looks like the goat is actually moving. It features five sequential images of a wild goat leaping toward a tree.When viewed in sequence the images create the illusion of movement similar to a flipbook. This artifact provides evidence that early artists were depicting movement using a series of individual images. This cool old bowl was found in"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1923413208959963479) 2025-05-16 16:20:18 UTC 233.1K followers, 7268 engagements "Olive Oatman: The Tattooed Girl of the American Frontier . In 1856 a haunting portrait was taken of Olive Oatman a young woman whose face and storycame to symbolize the deep complexities of the American West. Captured during the age of Manifest Destiny her image shows not just a survivor but a living intersection of cultures trauma and resilience. Her striking blue chin tattoo given by the Mohave tribe wasnt just a mark of identityit was a spiritual symbol of belonging inked with cactus dye as part of a sacred rite to ensure ones soul would be recognized in the afterlife. Olives journey began"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1946268742024860085) 2025-07-18 18:00:02 UTC 233.1K followers, 6610 engagements "Ceramic statue depicting a bull with a female rider dated 5500-5000 BC found in a large ritual complex in Southern Bulgaria According to the archaeologists doing the excavations this depiction of the Mother Goddess riding a bull might have to do with the origin of the Zeus and Europa myth known from the Greek mythology. Archaeological Museum Sofia Bulgaria The Great Mother Goddess #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1948097037049946315) 2025-07-23 19:05:02 UTC 233.1K followers, 7253 engagements "At the turn of the 20th clCentury long before the age of Instagram or paparazzi one woman captivated the world with nothing more than her image her talent and the mystery that seemed to follow her everywhere. Her name was Clo de Mrode a Parisian ballet dancer whose delicate features and signature chignon hairstyle set off a frenzy of fascination across Europe and beyond. Born in 1875 Clo began her ballet training at the prestigious Paris Opera Ballet when she was just seven years old and by eleven she was already stepping onto the stage earning the gaze of Parisian high society. But it wasnt"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947340713362133489) 2025-07-21 16:59:40 UTC 233.1K followers, 5722 engagements "The Cit de Carcassonne located in the south of France is a magnificent medieval fortress that stands as a testament to centuries of history and architectural prowess. Dominating the landscape with its imposing walls and towers the Cit is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most well-preserved medieval citadels in Europe. Constructed atop a hill overlooking the Aude River the origins of the Cit de Carcassonne trace back to the Gallo-Roman era with significant additions and expansions made during the medieval period. Its strategic location made it a vital stronghold during the Middle"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1948020615170175178) 2025-07-23 14:01:21 UTC 233.1K followers, 6000 engagements "Etched into the red sandstone cliffs of Tadrart Acacus in Libya this intricate Christian cross carving likely dates back to the early medieval periodbetween the 5th-9th Centuries CE. It stands as a testament to the deep roots of Christianity across North and East Africa long before the spread of Islam in the region. At the center is a cross flanked by symmetrical spirals and framed in geometric ornamentationa blend of Coptic Nubian or Axumite artistic traditions. The surrounding rosettes latticework and interlaced bands evoke both sacred order and celestial mapping etched with patient"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1937828119685234834) 2025-06-25 11:00:01 UTC 233.1K followers, 27.1K engagements "Cleopatra of Pontus (110 BC after XX BC) was a Pontian princess and a queen consort of Armenia. She was one of the daughters of King Mithridates VI of Pontus and Queen Laodice. Cleopatra is sometimes known as Cleopatra the Elder to distinguish her from her sister of the same name and was born and raised in the Kingdom of Pontus. She was the wife of the Armenian King Tigranes II the Great. She married Tigranes in XX BC cementing the alliance between Pontus and Armenia. She played a decisive role in the life of Tigranes and all of Armenia. Cleopatra bore Tigranes four sons: Zariadres Artavasdes"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1948468185780342936) 2025-07-24 19:39:50 UTC 233.1K followers, 5928 engagements "The Motilla del Azuer a remarkable Bronze Age settlement in Spain dating from 2200-1500 BC stands as a testament to early human ingenuity in resource management and defense. This unique artificial mound houses a complex fortified structure featuring a central quadrangular tower surrounded by multiple concentric walls and winding corridors designed to deter invaders. The meticulously planned layout and robust construction point to a society with advanced organizational skills and a clear need for security likely driven by environmental pressures of the time. Perhaps the most crucial aspect of"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1945037988343509376) 2025-07-15 08:29:28 UTC 233.1K followers, 25.9K engagements "Portrait of an Amazigh mother and her children from the Ait Atta tribe in Draa Valley southeastern Morocco 1976. 📷 Shinya Fujiwara Historical Photos #archaeohistories"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947955242257047886) 2025-07-23 09:41:35 UTC 233.1K followers, 5850 engagements "This photograph (colorized) was taken in 1891 at the entrance to one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece : the Lion Gate of Mycenae. Standing and seated in the image are members of a German archaeological mission including Wilhelm Drpfeld who worked closely with Heinrich Schliemann in excavating the ancient cities of Troy and Mycenae. At the time this photo was taken the study of Bronze Age Greece was still in its early stages and Mycenae long thought to be the stuff of Homeric legend was only beginning to reveal its historical depth. The Lion Gate itself dates to around 1250"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1944408397303968179) 2025-07-13 14:47:41 UTC 233.1K followers, 37.9K engagements "This fantastical illustration is from the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili a famous Renaissance text first published in Venice in 1499 by the printer Aldus Manutius. The title translates roughly to The Dream of Poliphilos Struggle for Love. The page is marked SOGNO (Italian for dream) indicating it is part of one of the surreal dream sequences that make up the books narrative. The woodcut depicts a hybrid chimera-like monster composed of multiple symbolic elements: a bearded human face scaled reptilian body wings serpents and heads of other beasts emerging from its shoulders. These grotesque"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1946923384488501658) 2025-07-20 13:21:21 UTC 233.1K followers, 7974 engagements "The Lascaux Caves are located in Dordogne region of southwestern France . They were discovered in 1940 by four teenagers and are famous for their Paleolithic cave paintings which are estimated to be around 17000 years old. The paintings date back to the Magdalenian period of the Upper Paleolithic era. The caves are believed to have been used by early humans for ritualistic or ceremonial purposes as the paintings primarily depict animals such as bison horses and deer as well as some abstract symbols. Due to the vulnerability of the paintings the original caves were closed to the public in 1963"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1902726078747336985) 2025-03-20 14:17:02 UTC 233.1K followers, 22.6K engagements "The prehistoric auroch skull with an embedded Neolithic axehead discovered in Cambridgeshire and dating from 3370-2800 BC represents a compelling piece of evidence for the interactions between early humans and extinct megafauna. Found in Burwell Fen in 1863 this artifact features the skull of an auroch (Bos primigenius) the wild ancestor of modern cattle with a Neolithic stone axehead firmly lodged in its frontal bone. The authenticity of the embedded axehead initially questioned was later confirmed by prominent geologists cementing its status as a genuine record of a prehistoric encounter."  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1946481202400993441) 2025-07-19 08:04:17 UTC 233K followers, 6154 engagements "In the tranquil countryside of Brittany northwestern France rests the Cairn of Gavrinisone of Europe's most remarkable Neolithic monuments dating to around 3500 BC. This megalithic tomb hidden under a grassy mound on a small island in the Gulf of Morbihan was once a sacred space for ritual and remembrance. The massive stone slabs form a long passage grave leading into a central chamber crowned with a colossal capstone. From the air the mound reveals its boat-like silhouettewalls rising gently from the ground echoing ancient cosmologies and burial rites. The stones are etched with swirling"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1947333869595988006) 2025-07-21 16:32:28 UTC 233.1K followers, 12.7K engagements "The Man Who Survived Alone at Sea for XXX Days on a Raft - In November 1942 Poon Lim a Chinese steward aboard the British merchant ship SS Benlomond became the sole survivor when the vessel was sunk by German torpedoes in the South Atlantic. He drifted alone for XXX days on a wooden raft initially stocked with water biscuits milk and a few supplies. Stranded XXX miles off Brazil Lim improvised fishing hooks from nails used biscuit paste as bait and collected rainwater using his life jacket and a canopy. He ate raw fish seabirds and even drank their blood for survival. At one point he caught a"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1946272252833796370) 2025-07-18 18:13:59 UTC 233.1K followers, 8195 engagements "This aerial view reveals one of the many enigmatic desert kites scattered across the Harrat Khaybar lava fields in northwestern Saudi Arabia dating back at least 7000-9000 years to the Neolithic period. These massive stone structures stretch for hundreds of meters and are visible only from aboveundoubtedly among the oldest known large-scale constructions in the world. Built from low stone walls the kites form funnel-shaped patterns leading into enclosures or pits. It is believed they were used for hunting wild animalsdriving herds into trapsbut their scale complexity and symbolic geometry"  [@histories_arch](/creator/x/histories_arch) on [X](/post/tweet/1937102391738024404) 2025-06-23 10:56:14 UTC 233.1K followers, 53.4K engagements
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""Armenian king Zarmayr in the battle with the Greeks under the walls of Troy" - a painting by Arthur Asatryan . Zarmayr Haykazuni was the 29th king of Ancient Armenia from the Haykazuni dynasty. He ruled in 1192-1180 BC. During his reign Zarmayr brought his army to Troy to help the king of Troy Priam to defend it. He died by the walls of Troya. His death caused great unrest in Armenia and left no hope of liberation from Assyrian influence. During the Trojan War Zarmayr fought side by side with Hector the son of Priam. After Achilles had killed Hector Zarmayr fought against him in revenge but"
@histories_arch on X 2025-07-20 13:15:03 UTC 233.1K followers, 6500 engagements
"In the arid heart of southeastern Iran beneath the scorching sun of Kerman Province stands the ancient mudbrick citadel of Kharanaq. Dating back over 1000 years this abandoned village once thrived along trade routes that fed into the Silk Road its labyrinthine architecture shaped by centuries of desert resilience. The stacked earthen dwellings rise like waves frozen in time their sunbaked walls blending into the ochre hillside. Archways alleys and silent rooms speak of life once woven tightly into clayfortified against heat wind and time. A lone figure in bright clothing walks the narrow path" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-24 19:32:19 UTC 233.1K followers, 6796 engagements
"The vibrant markets of the Swahili city-states along the East African coast were hubs of cross-cultural exchange and economic dynamism from 9th-16th Century AD. Stretching from present-day Somalia to Mozambique cities like Kilwa Mombasa and Zanzibar thrived as trade centers connecting Africa the Middle East India and even China. These markets bustled with goods such as gold ivory spices textiles and pottery while also facilitating the exchange of languages religions and ideas. The Swahili people a blend of African Arab and Persian influences developed a unique culture reflected in their" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-21 16:57:57 UTC 233.1K followers, 5162 engagements
"Bronze figure of Min of Gebtu (Koptos) dated 744-656 BC : Min of Koptos one of the most ancient and enigmatic deities of the Ancient Egyptian pantheon was revered as a god of fertility virility and the regenerative forces of nature. Min symbolised masculine creative power at its most primal and enduring. His cult flourished especially in Koptos and Akhmim where he was venerated as the protector of desert travellers and caravans linking him also with the fruitful promise of distant lands. Offerings of lettuce a plant sacred to him for its aphrodisiac qualities and ceremonies celebrating" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-12 16:19:32 UTC 233.1K followers, 7754 engagements
"Theopetra Cave an archaeological site located in Meteora in the central Greek region of Thessaly Greece. Radiocarbon evidence shows for human presence at least 50000 years ago. Excavations began in 1987 under the direction of . Kyparissi-Apostolika which were meant to answer questions about Paleolithic Thessaly Greece. As a result of archaeological excavations that have been conducted over the years it has been revealed that the Theopetra Cave has been occupied by human beings as early as 130000 years ago. In addition evidence for human habitation in the Theopetra Cave can be traced without" @histories_arch on X 2024-03-04 16:40:01 UTC 233.1K followers, 18.5K engagements
"Cumbemayo is an archaeological site located in Cajamarca region of northern Peru about 20km southwest of Cajamarca at an altitude of approximately 3500m. Human activity dates to around 1500 BC and is attributed to the Cajamarca culture. The site is most notable for its intricate aqueduct system distinctive rock formations and mysterious petroglyphs scattered throughout the area. The main feature of Cumbemayo is a sophisticated aqueduct carved with remarkable precision into volcanic stone. It extends over a distance of about nine kilometers and was engineered to transport water from higher" @histories_arch on X 2025-06-17 08:49:00 UTC 233.1K followers, 6224 engagements
"Avast mosaic dating back to ancient Rome has been uncovered in Spain showing the mythical monster Medusa in beautiful detail. The 323-square-foot mosaic is dotted with fish and peacock motifs with the depiction of Medusa thought to have been designed to protect locals. "In a large square in which floral and animal motifs (birds and fish) are interspersed together with masks the appearance of the image of the Medusa is typical in the mosaic pavements of the period as a prophylactic sign or protection of the inhabitants of the domus" Jos Vargas an archeology monitor at the Barraeca II" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-16 08:51:01 UTC 233K followers, 5596 engagements
"Sailhant Castle located in the Auvergne region of France a historic structure dating back to the 12th Century AD. Located on a hilltop the castle not only has a wild beauty but also a stunning view of the surrounding landscape. The castle's thick stone walls and tall watchtowers reflect the solidity and architectural style of the Middle Ages. Sailhant was once a refuge for local lords and has witnessed many historical upheavals. Today the castle attracts visitors with its historical charm and beautiful natural scenery creating a unique experience for those who love to explore cultural" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-13 14:49:01 UTC 233.1K followers, 28.7K engagements
"They called her the Daughter of the Confederacy but Varina Winnie Davis wanted to write her own story. Born into the shadow of a lost cause with her father Jefferson Davis seen as a symbol of the Souths defeat Winnie was expected to be a living monument to a past she never chose. Yet she quietly rebelled refusing to spend her life as a porcelain figure in a mourning dress for a cause she hadnt fought. Winnie turned to writing pouring herself into journalism and fiction seeking to craft narratives beyond the rigid expectations placed upon her. She moved to New York stepping into the hustle of" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-22 12:44:32 UTC 233.1K followers, 5937 engagements
"Discovered in the ancient cemetery of Tarkhan near Cairo this linen garmentknown as the Tarkhan Dress; dates back to around 2800 BC making it one of the oldest surviving woven garments in the world. On the left its fragile sand-preserved remains lie in delicate folds; on the right a museum reconstruction shows its original form: a tailored pleated tunic with a belt remarkably modern in design. This artifact not only reveals the technical skill of early Egyptian weavers but also breathes life into a civilization where elegance and craftsmanship were already woven into daily attire. A whisper" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-23 13:53:16 UTC 233.1K followers, 6208 engagements
"Thomas Fuller an African man enslaved in 1724 at the age of XX who became known as the "Virginia Calculator" due to his exceptional mental calculation abilities. Fuller was renowned for his capacity to solve complex mathematical problems without the aid of tools like the calculator depicted in the image. When he was only XX he was taken from Africa by white slave traders and sent to the United States. He was so good at math that he could figure out things that no one could imagine. He died on December XX 1790. One notable instance of his skill involved calculating the number of seconds in a" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-21 16:19:39 UTC 233.1K followers, 8353 engagements
"A patient stands inside a cramped cell with her arms strapped to the wall in Germany 1890. In late 19th Century ideas about mental illness were shaped by fear and moral judgment as much as by medicine. Many believed that harsh physical restraint or forced isolation could calm agitation or purge so-called madness. Devices like straitjackets restraint chairs or wall shackles were common. Patients might be tied up for hours or even days at a time. Germany like other European countries had large state asylums that were often overcrowded and underfunded. Though some doctors did try to bring more" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-22 08:24:43 UTC 233.1K followers, 5887 engagements
"The Egtved Girl a Bronze Age individual buried around 1370 BC in Denmark provides a remarkable glimpse into the attire and customs of the period. Her well-preserved burial discovered in 1921 revealed an intact outfit consisting of a short tunic a string skirt and a belt disc all crafted from wool. This unique preservation aided by the acidic bog conditions allows modern researchers to study the precise construction and materials used offering invaluable insights into Bronze Age textile production and fashion. The recreation of the Egtved Girl's clothes often seen alongside images of her" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-17 17:09:33 UTC 233.1K followers, 18K engagements
"Le Terme dei Cisiarii the Baths of the Coachmen Ostia Antica The Baths of the Coachmen were built during the reign of Hadrian and modified in 3rd Century AD. This photo shows the mosaic that gave the building its name. The border consists of a city wall. In the centre is a further city wall with gates and towers. Towers at the four angles are supported by telamones (figures of Atlas "male caryatids"). Around this wall are small two-wheeled wagons or carriages called in Latin cisia driven by coachmen (cisiarii). #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-05-20 08:51:14 UTC 233.1K followers, 6536 engagements
"Silver Winged Divine Figure (late 3rd - early 2nd Millennium BC) - eastern Iran (H; 12cm) Miho Museum Kyoto #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-24 19:35:30 UTC 233.1K followers, 6111 engagements
"This 1937 Cadillac 12-passenger Limo-Bus the Big Model XX built for Yosemite National Park is one of three known to exist. This is a Bender-bodied Limousine with a XXX inch wheelbase and an L-head V8 346ci engine producing 135hp. Yellowstone Glacier and Yosemite parks operated XX passenger buses that were "Airport Limos" or "Stretches". Yellowstone and Glacier parks used White buses with the Bender body while Yosemite used Cadillacs. Automobile Historia #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-18 17:54:09 UTC 233.1K followers, 7533 engagements
"Scythian Tattoos from Kurgan II Pazyryk Altai. Depiction of animal and hybrid creature tattoos preserved on the upper right arm and various parts of the body of a Scythian male dating to 5th Century BC. Original skin fragment (left) detailed outline and general body placement drawing according to S.I. Rudenko (right). Photo courtesy of the Hermitage Museum. One of the most striking insights into Pazyryk life comes from the extraordinary tattoos preserved on their mummies. When these bodies were first uncovered archaeologists were astonished to see intricate dark blue-black designs still" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-21 04:47:14 UTC 233.1K followers, 6769 engagements
"The ship that was cut in half and stretched to become the largest vessel in history . In 1981 Seawise Giant underwent a dramatic jumboisation at the Sumitomo Heavy Industries shipyard in Japan. Originally measuring about XXX meters the ship was cut into two and extended by inserting a massive midsection. This modification increased its overall length to XXXXXX meters. Alongside the length extension its deadweight tonnage rose from approximately 480000 DWT to 564763 DWT making it the largest ship in the world by carrying capacity. After this transformation Seawise Giant was too large for the" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-18 11:13:26 UTC 233.1K followers, 6106 engagements
"In the highlands of southeastern Trkiye near the Syrian border the Bronze Age burial mounds of Baur Hyk rise like ancient sentinels from the plain. These tumuli dating back over 5000 years to around 3100 BC mark one of the earliest known elite cemeteries in Mesopotamiawhere rulers were entombed alongside intricate grave goods and human sacrifices. Each ringed mound contains a central grave pit its surface collapsed inward with time giving way to a sunken eye gazing skyward. Wind and rain have carved their own signature across the soil but the patterns remainorderly deliberate ceremonial." @histories_arch on X 2025-07-21 16:49:20 UTC 233.1K followers, 5906 engagements
"Rising from the grasslands of Tiya Ethiopia this ancient stela is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating to between 10th-15th Centuries CE. Carved with enigmatic symbols swords and anthropomorphic figures these standing stones mark a sacred burial ground of an unknown warrior culture. Weathered by time the rocks surface still holds deliberate etchingslines that echo of ritual and remembrance. Under the open sky the monolith leans slightly as if bowing to history a silent sentinel guarding the stories of the forgotten. #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-22 08:07:37 UTC 233.1K followers, 7159 engagements
"Villa d'Este is a 16th Century CE residence located in Tivoli near Rome Italy It is famous for its terraced Renaissance garden landscape and especially for its many beautiful fountains. It is now an Italian museum a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001. 📷 mimmo.schiavo #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-13 09:07:48 UTC 233.1K followers, 6260 engagements
""Homecoming" by Hans Adolf Bhler (1936) Painted in 1936 on the eve of yet another war Bhlers "Homecoming" speaks volumes without a single word. It captures the raw emotional aftermath of conflictthe weight carried home not in wounds but in silence and tears. The woman in white seems almost angelic representing comfort purity or perhaps even a ghostly figure waiting beyond death. Private Collection #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-22 08:05:21 UTC 233.1K followers, 5851 engagements
"Alice Arden: the murderess who shocked Tudor England - Alice Arden wanted more from life than a boring husband and a cold Tudor bed. She was the wife of Thomas Arden a respectable gentleman of Faversham Kent. But Alice had fallen in love with another man Richard Mosby a tailor with a better touch in bed than at the needle. And in 1551 she decided that she was done with being discreet. She wanted her lover her house her freedom. So she killed her husband. Well they killed him. Alice orchestrated one of the most convoluted idiotic and horrifyingly persistent murder plots in Tudor England. First" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-22 08:17:20 UTC 233.1K followers, 6263 engagements
"Hidden deep within the vast expanse of the Amazon rainforest nearly XXX uncontacted tribes continue to live according to ancient rhythms untouched by the modern world. These communities have chosen isolation not out of fear but from hard-earned wisdom born of past encounters that brought disease violence and exploitation. Their way of life passed down through generations is intricately woven into the rainforest itselfevery plant animal and season carrying cultural medicinal or spiritual significance. Their isolation safeguards not only their health but also a worldview unlike any other on" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-01 10:39:03 UTC 233.1K followers, 14.5K engagements
"In the arid deserts of northern Peru an incredible archaeological treasure has come to lighta naturally mummified male from the ancient Chimu civilization. Curled tightly in a fetal position with his limbs expertly bound this silent figure opens a window into a lost world revealing the rich beliefs and traditions of a civilization that thrived centuries ago. Dating from roughly 1200-1400 AD this Chimu mummy owes its astonishing preservation not to embalming like the Egyptians but to the harsh dry climate and the cultures masterful burial rituals. Wrapped carefully in layers of cotton and wool" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-23 13:57:18 UTC 233.1K followers, 6708 engagements
"Vanis Kvabebi (also called the Vani Caves) is an ancient cave monastery in Samtskhe-Javakheti region of Georgia near Aspindza town and the more famous cave city of Vardzia Georgia. Complex dates from 8th Century AD and consists of up to XXX rock - cut caves over XX levels that over the centuries has resulted in a maze of honeycomb tunnels cells anterooms storage chambers and churches. A defensive wall built in 1204 AD created an enclosed courtyard and two places of worship - one chapel and a small domed church that clings to the rock at the highest level of tunnels. An earthquake in 1283 AD" @histories_arch on X 2024-02-10 11:24:07 UTC 233.1K followers, 29.6K engagements
"The Hagia Sophia a monumental basilica-turned-mosque-turned-museum in Istanbul holds within its ancient walls countless stories some whispered by its grand architecture others etched directly onto its surfaces. Among these intriguing marks is a rare piece of graffiti a silent testament to a Viking presence in the heart of the Byzantine Empire: the runic inscription "Halvdan was here." This simple yet profound carving made on a marble balustrade in the upper gallery dates back to the 9th century A.D. offering a direct connection to a Scandinavian warrior who visited and perhaps even served in" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-11 12:58:35 UTC 233.1K followers, 7105 engagements
"Cahokia was once the largest and most advanced city in North America long before European settlers arrived. Located near present-day St. Louis Missouri this ancient city thrived around the 1100 AD and may have had a population as large as London at that time. It was built by the Mississippian people and featured huge earth mounds homes markets and a central plaza. The people of Cahokia were skilled farmers builders and traders and their city was a busy multicultural place. But by 1350 AD something strange happenedCahokia was almost completely abandoned. For many years people thought a long" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-20 12:52:26 UTC 233.1K followers, 28.8K engagements
"Cycladic Culture (3000-1200 BC) : This map illustrates the Cycladic culture an early Bronze Age civilization that flourished in the Cyclades islands of the Aegean Sea between 3000-1200 BC. Known for their minimalist marble figurines and active participation in seaborne trade the Cycladic communities developed independently but remained deeply engaged in regional networks. Their society was rooted in agriculture fishing and craftsmanship particularly in pottery and metalwork. The Cycladic islands played a vital role in connecting the Aegean with the wider eastern Mediterranean. Through" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-16 16:10:32 UTC 233.1K followers, 6287 engagements
"This 1900 year old bottle is attributed to the Salinar culture of ancient Peru . It is made of earthenware and features an orange surface from oxygen-rich firing with a side handle intersecting a funnel-shaped spout that doubles as the figure's hat. It measures XXX x XX cm. This artifact is now housed at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore United States. It was acquired by anonymous gift in 2009. #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-17 09:39:21 UTC 233.1K followers, 5873 engagements
"The Hartashen Megalithic Avenue hidden deep in Armenias rugged terrain is one of the worlds forgotten ancient wonders. Believed to be 6000 to 8000 years old this mysterious site consists of towering stone monoliths meticulously aligned across the landscape. Was it a ceremonial path An ancient observatory Its true purpose remains a mystery. Unlike Stonehenge or other famed sites Hartashen has escaped the spotlight of mainstream archaeology its secrets still buried beneath the soil. The towering stones standing guard over the landscape hint at a forgotten civilization with a sophisticated grasp" @histories_arch on X 2025-06-15 13:18:40 UTC 233.1K followers, 36.9K engagements
"Art Deco Malachite Glass Bottle (early 20th Century CE) designed by Henry Schlevogt for his Ingrid brand Czechoslovakia. Private Collection #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-14 10:54:25 UTC 233.1K followers, 7985 engagements
"Between 1939 and 1940 Leonarda Cianciulli of Correggio Italy gained local fame for her homemade soaps and teacakes which she generously shared with neighbors and guests. To the outside world she appeared as a sweet middle-aged woman but behind closed doors she harbored a dark and horrifying secret that no visitor could have imagined. During those years Cianciulli invited at least three women into her home drugged their wine and then murdered them with an axe. She would then brutally dismember their bodies using the remains as the grisly base for her soaps and cakes. Her chilling confession" @histories_arch on X 2025-06-03 18:55:39 UTC 233.1K followers, 12.2K engagements
"Gradara Castle town in Marche - Italy Gradara Castle a medieval fortress that is located in the town ofGradaraMarche inItaly. It is protected by two walls the outermost of which extends for almost 800m making it an imposing structure. Particularly striking is the view of the fortress and underlying historical village at night. The castle is one of the most visited monuments in the region and is scene of museum events musical and artistic. Gradara was by geographical position since ancient times a crossroads of traffic and people: during Middle Ages fortress was one of main theatres of clashes" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-17 09:55:10 UTC 233.1K followers, 18.8K engagements
"Pirates have existed since ancient times with early records of sea raiders like Sea Peoples attacking Mediterranean ships around 1400 BC. During the Middle Ages Viking longships terrorized European coasts plundering villages and monasteries. By the 16th century privateers state-sanctioned pirates targeted enemy merchant vessels blurring the line between legal and illegal piracy. The Golden Age of Piracy (16501730) saw infamous figures like Blackbeard and Captain Kidd dominate the Caribbean and Atlantic. Operating from lawless ports like Nassau pirates attacked trade routes amassing wealth" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-21 16:12:06 UTC 233.1K followers, 8054 engagements
"Schnbrunn Palace was a residence for Habsburg monarchy located in Vienna Austria The Palace was commissioned in late 17th Century AD by Emperor Leopold I. The current palace was largely shaped under the direction of Empress Maria Theresa in the mid-18th Century AD of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It remained a primary residence of the Habsburg family until the monarchys dissolution in 1918 with notable inhabitants including Emperor Franz Joseph I and Empress Elisabeth (Sisi). The palace complex includes 1441 rooms and covers approximately XXX acres of gardens courtyards and auxiliary" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-19 15:02:06 UTC 233.1K followers, 9913 engagements
"Theres this pottery bowl from Shahr-e Sukhteh in Iran thats about 5200 years old and it might just be the oldest cartoon out there. Picture this: the bowl has got these images of a wild goat jumping towards a tree lined up so when you spin the bowl it looks like the goat is actually moving. It features five sequential images of a wild goat leaping toward a tree.When viewed in sequence the images create the illusion of movement similar to a flipbook. This artifact provides evidence that early artists were depicting movement using a series of individual images. This cool old bowl was found in" @histories_arch on X 2025-05-16 16:20:18 UTC 233.1K followers, 7268 engagements
"Olive Oatman: The Tattooed Girl of the American Frontier . In 1856 a haunting portrait was taken of Olive Oatman a young woman whose face and storycame to symbolize the deep complexities of the American West. Captured during the age of Manifest Destiny her image shows not just a survivor but a living intersection of cultures trauma and resilience. Her striking blue chin tattoo given by the Mohave tribe wasnt just a mark of identityit was a spiritual symbol of belonging inked with cactus dye as part of a sacred rite to ensure ones soul would be recognized in the afterlife. Olives journey began" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-18 18:00:02 UTC 233.1K followers, 6610 engagements
"Ceramic statue depicting a bull with a female rider dated 5500-5000 BC found in a large ritual complex in Southern Bulgaria According to the archaeologists doing the excavations this depiction of the Mother Goddess riding a bull might have to do with the origin of the Zeus and Europa myth known from the Greek mythology. Archaeological Museum Sofia Bulgaria The Great Mother Goddess #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-23 19:05:02 UTC 233.1K followers, 7253 engagements
"At the turn of the 20th clCentury long before the age of Instagram or paparazzi one woman captivated the world with nothing more than her image her talent and the mystery that seemed to follow her everywhere. Her name was Clo de Mrode a Parisian ballet dancer whose delicate features and signature chignon hairstyle set off a frenzy of fascination across Europe and beyond. Born in 1875 Clo began her ballet training at the prestigious Paris Opera Ballet when she was just seven years old and by eleven she was already stepping onto the stage earning the gaze of Parisian high society. But it wasnt" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-21 16:59:40 UTC 233.1K followers, 5722 engagements
"The Cit de Carcassonne located in the south of France is a magnificent medieval fortress that stands as a testament to centuries of history and architectural prowess. Dominating the landscape with its imposing walls and towers the Cit is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most well-preserved medieval citadels in Europe. Constructed atop a hill overlooking the Aude River the origins of the Cit de Carcassonne trace back to the Gallo-Roman era with significant additions and expansions made during the medieval period. Its strategic location made it a vital stronghold during the Middle" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-23 14:01:21 UTC 233.1K followers, 6000 engagements
"Etched into the red sandstone cliffs of Tadrart Acacus in Libya this intricate Christian cross carving likely dates back to the early medieval periodbetween the 5th-9th Centuries CE. It stands as a testament to the deep roots of Christianity across North and East Africa long before the spread of Islam in the region. At the center is a cross flanked by symmetrical spirals and framed in geometric ornamentationa blend of Coptic Nubian or Axumite artistic traditions. The surrounding rosettes latticework and interlaced bands evoke both sacred order and celestial mapping etched with patient" @histories_arch on X 2025-06-25 11:00:01 UTC 233.1K followers, 27.1K engagements
"Cleopatra of Pontus (110 BC after XX BC) was a Pontian princess and a queen consort of Armenia. She was one of the daughters of King Mithridates VI of Pontus and Queen Laodice. Cleopatra is sometimes known as Cleopatra the Elder to distinguish her from her sister of the same name and was born and raised in the Kingdom of Pontus. She was the wife of the Armenian King Tigranes II the Great. She married Tigranes in XX BC cementing the alliance between Pontus and Armenia. She played a decisive role in the life of Tigranes and all of Armenia. Cleopatra bore Tigranes four sons: Zariadres Artavasdes" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-24 19:39:50 UTC 233.1K followers, 5928 engagements
"The Motilla del Azuer a remarkable Bronze Age settlement in Spain dating from 2200-1500 BC stands as a testament to early human ingenuity in resource management and defense. This unique artificial mound houses a complex fortified structure featuring a central quadrangular tower surrounded by multiple concentric walls and winding corridors designed to deter invaders. The meticulously planned layout and robust construction point to a society with advanced organizational skills and a clear need for security likely driven by environmental pressures of the time. Perhaps the most crucial aspect of" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-15 08:29:28 UTC 233.1K followers, 25.9K engagements
"Portrait of an Amazigh mother and her children from the Ait Atta tribe in Draa Valley southeastern Morocco 1976. 📷 Shinya Fujiwara Historical Photos #archaeohistories" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-23 09:41:35 UTC 233.1K followers, 5850 engagements
"This photograph (colorized) was taken in 1891 at the entrance to one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece : the Lion Gate of Mycenae. Standing and seated in the image are members of a German archaeological mission including Wilhelm Drpfeld who worked closely with Heinrich Schliemann in excavating the ancient cities of Troy and Mycenae. At the time this photo was taken the study of Bronze Age Greece was still in its early stages and Mycenae long thought to be the stuff of Homeric legend was only beginning to reveal its historical depth. The Lion Gate itself dates to around 1250" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-13 14:47:41 UTC 233.1K followers, 37.9K engagements
"This fantastical illustration is from the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili a famous Renaissance text first published in Venice in 1499 by the printer Aldus Manutius. The title translates roughly to The Dream of Poliphilos Struggle for Love. The page is marked SOGNO (Italian for dream) indicating it is part of one of the surreal dream sequences that make up the books narrative. The woodcut depicts a hybrid chimera-like monster composed of multiple symbolic elements: a bearded human face scaled reptilian body wings serpents and heads of other beasts emerging from its shoulders. These grotesque" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-20 13:21:21 UTC 233.1K followers, 7974 engagements
"The Lascaux Caves are located in Dordogne region of southwestern France . They were discovered in 1940 by four teenagers and are famous for their Paleolithic cave paintings which are estimated to be around 17000 years old. The paintings date back to the Magdalenian period of the Upper Paleolithic era. The caves are believed to have been used by early humans for ritualistic or ceremonial purposes as the paintings primarily depict animals such as bison horses and deer as well as some abstract symbols. Due to the vulnerability of the paintings the original caves were closed to the public in 1963" @histories_arch on X 2025-03-20 14:17:02 UTC 233.1K followers, 22.6K engagements
"The prehistoric auroch skull with an embedded Neolithic axehead discovered in Cambridgeshire and dating from 3370-2800 BC represents a compelling piece of evidence for the interactions between early humans and extinct megafauna. Found in Burwell Fen in 1863 this artifact features the skull of an auroch (Bos primigenius) the wild ancestor of modern cattle with a Neolithic stone axehead firmly lodged in its frontal bone. The authenticity of the embedded axehead initially questioned was later confirmed by prominent geologists cementing its status as a genuine record of a prehistoric encounter." @histories_arch on X 2025-07-19 08:04:17 UTC 233K followers, 6154 engagements
"In the tranquil countryside of Brittany northwestern France rests the Cairn of Gavrinisone of Europe's most remarkable Neolithic monuments dating to around 3500 BC. This megalithic tomb hidden under a grassy mound on a small island in the Gulf of Morbihan was once a sacred space for ritual and remembrance. The massive stone slabs form a long passage grave leading into a central chamber crowned with a colossal capstone. From the air the mound reveals its boat-like silhouettewalls rising gently from the ground echoing ancient cosmologies and burial rites. The stones are etched with swirling" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-21 16:32:28 UTC 233.1K followers, 12.7K engagements
"The Man Who Survived Alone at Sea for XXX Days on a Raft - In November 1942 Poon Lim a Chinese steward aboard the British merchant ship SS Benlomond became the sole survivor when the vessel was sunk by German torpedoes in the South Atlantic. He drifted alone for XXX days on a wooden raft initially stocked with water biscuits milk and a few supplies. Stranded XXX miles off Brazil Lim improvised fishing hooks from nails used biscuit paste as bait and collected rainwater using his life jacket and a canopy. He ate raw fish seabirds and even drank their blood for survival. At one point he caught a" @histories_arch on X 2025-07-18 18:13:59 UTC 233.1K followers, 8195 engagements
"This aerial view reveals one of the many enigmatic desert kites scattered across the Harrat Khaybar lava fields in northwestern Saudi Arabia dating back at least 7000-9000 years to the Neolithic period. These massive stone structures stretch for hundreds of meters and are visible only from aboveundoubtedly among the oldest known large-scale constructions in the world. Built from low stone walls the kites form funnel-shaped patterns leading into enclosures or pits. It is believed they were used for hunting wild animalsdriving herds into trapsbut their scale complexity and symbolic geometry" @histories_arch on X 2025-06-23 10:56:14 UTC 233.1K followers, 53.4K engagements