Culture
85 Years of Engineering Excellence: How the Mossovet Building Was Moved in 41 Minutes
2024-09-16T06:33:39.118Z
Discover the incredible story of the Mossovet building's swift relocation in 41 minutes, a record-setting feat of Soviet engineering that preserved Moscow's architectural heritage while reshaping the cityscape.
Culture
Unmasking History: How 'Tantura' Reveals the Truth Behind a Palestinian Massacre
2024-09-15T22:03:38.049Z
Discover how the documentary 'Tantura' exposes the haunting truths of a Palestinian massacre during the Nakba, revealing soldier testimonies and mass grave sites, and igniting discussions on historical accountability.
Culture
2024-09-09T06:12:25.137Z
Unveiling the Hanapepe Massacre: A Forgotten Tragedy of Filipino Workers in Hawaii
Culture
2024-09-09T15:22:14.506Z
Remembering Abdul Aziz Jassim: The Qatari Artist Who Shaped a Cultural Movement
Culture
2024-09-08T19:51:50.430Z
Gaza's Heritage in Ruins: The Destruction of 200 Historical Sites Amid Ongoing Conflict
Culture
2024-09-09T19:11:43.282Z
OIC Champions Cultural Development and Tourism: A Vision for the Future
Culture
2024-09-08T23:51:32.554Z
Zahi Hawass Launches Urgent Campaign to Reclaim Queen Nefertiti's Bust from Berlin
Culture
2024-09-13T16:53:24.476Z
Artists Ignite Controversy Over Religion and Personal Freedoms in Arab Societies
2024/7/18
Culture
Ancient Red-Dyed Fabric Unearthed: Earliest Evidence of Oak Aphid Dye
2024-07-18T07:03:09.377Z
A 3,800-year-old red fabric dyed with oak aphid, identified as the biblical 'second worm,' has been discovered in the Judean desert. This find narrows the gap between written sources and archaeological evidence, highlighting the ancient dyeing industry's sophistication.