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Archaeologists found a 1,000-year-old cross that may change the story of early Christianity
The bronze pendant, which featured a wheel cross, suggested a stronger presence in part of Europe.
Vetschau-Beyond the Spreewald lies a wondrous place. A site where present, past and future intersect. Near Lübbenau, the A15 autobahn leads past lignite mines, wind turbines, solar panels - and a ...
‘Slavic’ is a term that represents a settlement of the Central Indo-European people as a whole. They are deemed the largest Indo-European ethnolinguistic tribal group in Central Europe. The Slavic ...
IN the famous Eastern Question, which now for half a century has alternately threatened and disturbed the peace of Europe, may be noted two aspects of a process which, under great variety of ...
Some archaeologists pore over old maps and manuscripts to make historical discoveries. Others rely on pick axes, trowels and other tools. But archaeologists in Germany simply turned to badgers, the ...
It was the mid-10th century AD when Kievan Rus was ruled for the first time by a woman, appointed as regent on behalf of her three-year-old son. She was the one who defeated the Drevlians, a Slavic ...
Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: A metal detectorist working near Brandenburg, Germany, uncovered a bronze wheel cross pendant dated to the 10 th or 11 th century C.E. The pendant ...
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