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Byzantine-Norman Wars

By 1057, a significant part of Calabria and a number of cities along the coast of Apulia remained under Byzantium rule. The expulsion of...

Early History of Italy – Apennine peninsula

Prehistoric Italy The territory of Italy began to be settled about 50,000 years ago, that is, at the end of the Lower Paleolithic. It was...

Norman Conquest of Southern Italy

In 999, Norman pilgrims, returning from the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem, landed in Salerno, where they were hospitably received by Prince Guaimar III. At...

The Religion of Carthage

Carthage inherited the foundations of religion from Phoenicia. The supreme pair of gods were Tanit and Baal Hammon, they are considered the most typical figures...

History of The Genoese Republic

The Genoese republic had possessions in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea region, which it used as trading points. Of these were the islands...

The Life of Hamilcar Barca

Hamilcar belonged to the highest Carthaginian aristocracy and built his ancestry to Elissa, the legendary founder of Carthage. Nothing is known about his parents;...

Early History of Carthage

Carthage was founded by immigrants from the Phoenician city of Tire in the late IX century B.C. According to legend, the city was founded...

Prelude of The Hun-Chinese War

The Hunno-Chinese Wars ( 202 BC - approximately 181 AD, with interruptions) - a series of military conflicts between the Hunnish and Han China...

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