Archaeology
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Msletten
Msletten ("needles"): name of a pair of obelisk-shaped tombs along the Wadi Nefud in Libya. Northern tomb; southern tomb in the…Mural Crown
Mural Crown: artistic motif from the ancient Near East, also used in Hellenistic and Roman art. An Elamite goddess wearing a…Mushabbak
Mushabbak or Mushabbaq: town in northern Syria, one of the "Dead Cities", best know for its perfectly preserved ancient church. Nave West of…Mušov
Mušov: town in the Czech Republic, site of a Roman legionary fortress and a Germanic tomb.In the 170s, Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius attempted to subdue the Quadi and Marcomani, Germanic tribes living in Bohemia. During these campaigns, the Tenth Legion…Mycenaean Greeks
Mycenaean Greeks: modern name for the first phase of Greek history, the Late Bronze Age, from about 1600 to 1050 BCEHistory …Myra (Demre)
Myra: town in Lycia, modern Demre. The ancient town is especially well-known because it was the residence of Nicholas of Myra, the original saint behind Santa Claus. …Myra, Church of the tomb of St. Nicholas
Myra: town in Lycia, modern Demre. It is well-known because it was the residence of Nicholas of Myra, the original saint behind Santa Claus, whose tomb was just outside the ancient city. …Myra, Rock tombs
Myra: town in Lycia, modern Demre. The ancient town is especially well-known because it was the residence of Nicholas of Myra, the original saint behind Santa Claus.Like all Lycian towns, Myra appears to have been settled from the late Archaic…Myra, Theater
Myra: town in Lycia, modern Demre. It is best known because it was the residence of Nicholas of Myra but it also has a nice theater. …Nabataea
Arabs: the people living in the country to the west and south of Mesopotamia. An Arab. Relief from the East Stairs of the…Nabataeans
Nabataeans: an Arab nation in modern Jordan; their capital was Petra.Prehistory An Arab. Relief from the East Stairs of the Apadana, Persepolis Among…Napata
Napata: name of a group of settlements on the Middle Nile, capital of a Nubian kingdom, flourishing in the first half of the first millennium BCE, also known as Kush.Napata …