Nearchus, the Navigator, bridged East and West with a daring voyage that reshaped ancient maritime strategy and trade routes.

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Introduction Alexander the Great is known in the world as one of the greatest Emperors and warriors who fought and conquered ...

The Komnenos Dynasty came from obscure origins to revive the Byzantine Empire after a disastrous period of weak emperors and ...

Bordered by Greece and Albania, this small country is rich in natural beauty and its long and layered history is reflected in ...

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During this time the Roman Empire controlled the region ... said the man is likely to have spent his childhood away from the Macedonian capital of Pella, which is about 20 miles (32 kilometres ...

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This form of Phrygia lasted for around two centuries, until Alexander the Great's general Parmenion captured the city for the Macedonian Empire. After the turmoil following Alexander's death in ...