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Anonymous users2024-02-11The remains of early human culture in Western Asia are mainly concentrated in Iraq, Syria, Turkey and Iran. These cultural relics are the common cultural heritage of mankind and have no direct linguistic, written and religious inheritance with the major peoples who now inhabit the region (with the exception of the cultural relics of the ancient Persian period). Due to historical reasons, for a long time, the "exploitation" of these human cultural heritage was monopolized by the European and American powers.
After the Second World War, the independent Arab countries of West Asia and Iran pursued a policy of allowing foreign archaeological teams to carry out archaeological excavations in their countries, so that countries that had previously conducted archaeological excavations in these areas could continue to carry out archaeological excavations there, and at the same time, more and more new countries participated in archaeological excavations in the region. Although some Western countries have been excavating in West Asia-North Africa intermittently for more than 100 years, the rich ancient remains buried under this land are far from being fully excavated, and the excavation prospects here are still very broad.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Sicily was called Sgarry in ancient China, "Zhufan Zhi": "Sgari Wild Country, near the border of Lumei, the island is 1,000 miles wide, and the clothes, customs, and voice are the same as Lumei." There are caves in the country to the deepest, the fire comes out in four seasons, the distant view is towards the smoke and twilight fire, the fire is very fierce when you look closely, the people of the country are with the big stone of the bar, the weight of 500 catties or 1,000 catties is thrown into the hole, the whiskers burst out in a moment, broken like a pumice stone.
During the Ming Dynasty, the Italian missionary Matteo Ricci painted the "Complete Map of the Kunyu World", which called Sicily Sicilia and annotated: "There are two mountains on this island, one often fires, and the other often smokes, day and night." ”
8th century BC – The Greeks come to Sicily.
550-450 BC – Carthage conquers western Sicily.
415-413 BC – Syracuse defeats Athens.
264–241 BC – First Punic War, Roman occupation of western Sicily.
227 BC – The first Roman province is founded in western Sicily.
218 BC to 201 BC – Second Punic War, Sicily was completely occupied by Rome.
136-132 BC – First Sicilian slave revolt.
104-101 BC – Second Sicilian slave revolt.
440 – The Vanda arrive in Sicily.
535 - Byzantium conquers Sicily.
827 – The Arabs arrive in Sicily.
902 — End of Arab rule.
1091 – The Normans begin to rule Sicily.
1139 – Sicily becomes a kingdom.
1194 — Hohenstaufen of the Holy Roman Empire.
1265 — Anjou dynasty.
1282 – Reign of Aragon.
1412 – Spain rules Sicily.
1713 — House of Savoy.
1720 – Austria rules Sicily.
1735 – Sicily is returned to Spain.
1816 — Bourbon dynasty.
March 14, 1861 – Sicily is returned to the Kingdom of Italy.
July 10, 1943 – World War II landing in Sicily.
May 15, 1946 – Sicily gains autonomy.
June 18, 1946 - The Italian Republic is established.
1982 - The Governor of Palermo, Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa, is **. ** Party issues are taken seriously.
1983 – Tommaso Bucsetta, a former party leader extradited back to Italy, becomes Pentiti.
1986 — Member of the Kosanostra Party of the Grand Trial**.
1992 – Judges Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino were sentenced to the party case.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Silesia is a historical geographical name in Central Europe. Currently, the vast majority of the region belongs to Poland, with a small part belonging to the Czech Republic and Germany. The Oder and its tributaries flow through almost the entire region, with many important cities on both banks.
The place follows the Sudetenland, which is bordered by Bohemia and Moravia to the south. The largest cities in Silesia today are the historic cities of Wroclaw and Katowice.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08The ancient civilizations of Western Asia mainly include the ancient civilizations of the two river basins (Babylonian civilization and Mesopotamian civilization), the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean coastal region (including modern Israel, Palestine and Syria), the ancient civilizations of modern southwestern Iran (Elamite, Medes, ancient Persia), and the ancient civilizations of Asia Minor (Hittite civilization). The ancient civilizations of these regions, especially the civilizations of the two river basins, occupy an important place in the history of human civilization and have had a profound impact on many later civilizations. Civilization and geography are closely related, and the civilization of West Asia can be divided into 6 different parts, Mesopotamia, the Iranian Plateau, the Arabian Peninsula, the eastern shore of the Mediterranean, the Caucasus Mountains and Asia Minor.
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