Labradorite is the most common plagio clasic feldspar that is cut as gem diamonds and it can be orange, yellow, colorless or red, but its type is ...
Vikings
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Vikings in Old Norse: víkingr is a term given to the Germanic Norse peoples, often to ship sailors, merchants, and warriors in the Scandinavian regions who attacked the coasts ...
The Sumerians
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The Sumerian civilization is one of the ancient civilizations known in southern Mesopotamia. Its history was known from the clay tablets inscribed in cuneiform script, and the name Sumer appeared at the beginning of the ...
Babylonians
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Babylon, Babylon, or Babylon means in Akkadian the gate of the god, and the Persians called it Babruch, the ancient state of Mesopotamia, which was known in ancient times as Sumer ...
The Phoenicians
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Phenicia is from the ancient Greek:, Phoinnkē, meaning the purple country, was an ancient Semitic civilization, Thalassocratic, which originated in the eastern Mediterranean and ...
Flint
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Flint, which is a type of flint stone, which is an informational term, meaning the temporary memory in which data is stored. Flint: a shell in the apparent hollow of the ear. Flint: is tented ...
Obsidian (precious stone)
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Obsidian in literal translations in English: Obsidian is a gemstone. It is a volcanic stone that comes from black lava stones rich in silicic acid S ...
Assyrians
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The ancient Assyrians, one of the peoples of Mesopotamia, who lived in central and northwestern Iraq. The new Assyrians, Christians who were displaced from Turkey to Iraq and then Syria, speak the only language ...
Arameans
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The Arameans are one of the Semitic peoples, their homeland in central and northern Syria and the northwestern part of Mesopotamia. They are originally from the nomadic peoples.
Pharaohs
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The Pharaoh, custom, custom and convention in modern times were to give the title of Pharaoh to the ruler in ancient Egypt, and this is according to the custom of giving titles to kings a ...
