History
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Wahibra-Emakhet
Wahibra-Emakhet: Egyptian name of a Greek who lived in Egypt during the reign of the twenty-sixth ("Saite") dynasty. His sarcophagus is now in the Rijksmuseumn van Oudheden in Leiden, the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities. …Waldgirmes
Waldgirmes: village in Germany, site of an ancient Roman city. Model of Waldgirmes West of Waldgirmes, a small town in Germany, archaeologists…Wall of Alexander
Wall of Alexander: defense wall in northeastern Iran. The Wall of Alexander near Gonbad-e Kavus The Wall of Alexander (Sad-e Eskander) or…Wedjahor-Resne
Wedjahor-Resne (died c. 515 BCE): Egyptian admiral, instrumental to the Achaemenid conquest of Egypt. The naophorus of Wedjahor-Resne The following Egyptian inscription…Wen-Amun
Wen-Amun: Egyptian diplomat, famous for his misadventurous voyage to Byblos in the early eleventh century BCE. A king of the Twentieth Dynasty…Xanten: Vetera I
Xanten: city on the Lower Rhine, close to the Roman legionary base Vetera and the ancient city called Colonia Ulpia Traiana. …Colonia Ulpia Traiana
Map of the settlements at Xanten The town that was later known as the Colonia Ulpia Traiana may date back to…Xanten: Vetera II
Map of the settlements at Xanten After the Batavian Revolt and the destruction of Vetera I, the old camp was never…Xanten: Victory Monument
Xanten victory monument: inscription commemorating the end of the Batavian Revolt, found at Vynen, north of Xanten. The Xanten victory monument The…Xanthus - Photos
Xanthus: town in western Lycia; its original name was Arňna, its modern name is Kınık. Harpy Tomb Pillar of Kherei Tomb of Payava Nereid Monument TheaterXanthus (Kınık)
Xanthus: town in western Lycia; its original name was Arňna, its modern name is Kınık. The river and the citadel The Lycian…Xenophon
Xenophon (c.430-c.354): Athenian soldier and historian, author of the Anabasis and Hellenica. He is one of the best-known and most widely read of all Greek authors. …