European researchers and archaeologists named the sites found in the tombs “Book of the Dead.” The true ancient Egyptian name translates as “Book of those who come forth after the Day.” The ancient Egyptians believed … Read more
Introduction to the Cyprian Plague The Cyprian Plague is an ancient pandemic that historians believe occurred between 249 and 262 AD. It is named after St. Cyprian, a bishop of Carthage, who provided an eye-witness … Read more
Exploring the Depths: The Fascinating Realm of Catacombs Imagine descending beneath the bustling streets of a city, leaving behind the sunlight and noise, and entering a world of darkness and echoes. This journey takes us … Read more
Sarcophagus (plural: sarcophagus) is a box – like a burial vessel for a corpse, which is most often carved in stone and exhibited on the ground, although it can also be buried. The word sarcophagus … Read more