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Graf Zeppelin's Round the World Trip of 1929
Article by Mark Cartwright

Graf Zeppelin's Round the World Trip of 1929

The Graf Zeppelin was the most successful of all Zeppelin airships, making several hundred trips across the Atlantic between Europe and the Americas. In 1929, a new age of air travel dawned when the Graf Zeppelin flew around the world in...
Ancient History Encyclopedia in Japan
Article by James Blake Wiener

Ancient History Encyclopedia in Japan

The “Ancient Japan” initiative at Ancient History Encyclopedia arose as there is a dearth of open access and digitally curated information concerning early Japanese history available online and in English. East and Southeast Asia are arguably...
Map of the Russian Empire on the Eve of World War I, 1914
Image by Simeon Netchev

Map of the Russian Empire on the Eve of World War I, 1914 - A Eurasian Giant at the Brink

The Russian Empire on the eve of World War I (1914) represented the largest contiguous empire in modern history, stretching from Eastern Europe across Siberia to the Pacific Ocean. Its territorial scale was the result of gradual expansion...
Map of European Expansion & Mercantile Empires, c. 1700
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Map of European Expansion & Mercantile Empires, c. 1700

A map of European empires c. 1700. By the 18th century, European power had become truly global through a combination of maritime expansion, state-backed commerce, and military force. The leading Atlantic empires, Spain, Portugal, the Dutch...
Pazyryk Kurgans
Image by Ганжа Константин

Pazyryk Kurgans

The Pazyryk burials are a series of Iron Age Scythian tombs in the Ukok Plateau, Siberia. The tombs are dated to between the 4th and 3rd Century BCE.
Young Woolly Mammoth Carcass
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Young Woolly Mammoth Carcass

This carcass of a young woolly mammoth, nicknamed 'Yuka', is on display in Moscow after being found in an astonishingly good condition in Siberia. It died around 39,000 years ago and was between 6 and 11 years old.
Denisova Cave
Image by Демин Алексей Барнаул

Denisova Cave

Denisova Cave in the Altai Mountains in Siberia, Russia. It is well known for human occupation stretching back as far as 280,000 years ago and shows signs of occupation by Neanderthals, Homo sapiens and Denisovans. All currently known Denisovan...
Scythian Belt Buckle
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Scythian Belt Buckle

Scythian belt buckle, Southern Siberia, 3rd century BCE. Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
Scythians: Scientific Analysis of the Oxus Treasure
Video by The British Museum

Scythians: Scientific Analysis of the Oxus Treasure

British Museum Scientist Aude Mongiatti shares some of her research on the Oxus treasure, a selection of beautiful gold and silver objects from the 5th and 4th centuries BC. Some of the objects from the Oxus treasure are on display in...
Scythians: the alternative lifestyle of antiquity
Video by The British Museum

Scythians: the alternative lifestyle of antiquity

Curator St John Simpson explains how the nomadic Scythians may not have lived in cities, but they still had the skill and desire to live the good life. The BP exhibition Scythians: warriors of ancient Siberia 14 September 2017 – 14 January...
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