Archaeology
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Ain Dara
Ain Dara: Late Bronze Age / Early Iron Age sanctuary in Syria. The sanctuary of Ain Dara, seen from the southeast The…Alabanda
Alabanda (Greek Ἀλáβανδα): town in Caria, modern Doğanyurt.History Alabanda, theater Alabanda, seven kilometers west of modern Çine, on the banks of the…Alabastron
Alabastron (Greek ἀλάβαστρον): small bottle, made of soft stone or glass, containing perfume. Alabastra from Heraclea In Antiquity, "alabastron" was the name…Alacahöyük
Alacahöyük: Prehistoric and Hittite town in Central Anatolia; its ancient name is unknown. Royal tombs Alacahöyük has been occupied since the Neolithic…Alamanni
Alamanni (German: "all men"; greek Ἀλαμανοι): inhabitants of the triangle between Rhine and Danube, more or less in the Black Forest. …Albaniana (Alphen aan den Rijn)
Albaniana: fort in the Roman Rhine limes, modern Alphen aan den Rijn in the Netherlands. Roman inscription The Roman fort at Albaniana…Alcántara
Alcántara: site of a Roman bridge along the road from Cáceres (ancient Norba) to Condeixa-a-Velha (Conimbriga), one of the most famous pieces of Roman engineering. …Alesia (52 BCE)
Siege of Alesia (52 BCE): one of the most important battles during Caesar's conquest of Gaul. After he had taken the Gallic town, only mopping-up operations remained.War in Gaul …Alexandria
Alexandria: town founded by Alexander the Great, capital of the Ptolemaic Empire.Hellenistic History Alexander the Great as founder of Alexandria The site…Alexandria Eschate
Alexandria Eschatê ("the furthest"): town founded by Alexander the Great, modern Khojand. Alexander the Great. Portrait from Delos Of the many cities…Alexandria in Arachosia (Kandahar)
Alexandria in Arachosia: town founded by Alexander the Great, modern Kandahar. Remains of Alexandria Alexandria in Arachosia was founded in the last…Alexandria in Aria (Herat)
Alexandria in Aria: town founded by Alexander the Great, modern Herat in Afghanistan. Alexander the Great. Portrait from Delos Alexandria in Aria…