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  • (#6) Ancient Rome And China Were Aware Of Each Other

    From Redditor u/Nerrolken:

    Ancient Rome and Ancient China were aware of each other. Each had heard accounts of the other great empire at the far end of the Silk Road, and they even tried to make direct diplomatic contact several times.

    The Romans believed the distant empire of "Serica" was populated by tiny people (like pygmies), who built an empire surrounded by huge walls around a great river (possibly the Yellow River).

    The Chinese spoke of the empire of "Daqin" in the west, which was famous for its roads and postal network, and where "kings were not permanent" and would be chosen and replaced based on merit during times of crisis, a clear reference to the Roman Republic.

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  • (#5) The Collapse Of The Bronze Age Has Been Called 'The Worst Disaster In Ancient History'

    From Redditor u/jloyall:

    TIL that the Bronze Age ended in a collapse of the civilizations of the time one historian [Robert Drews] called "the worst disaster in ancient history, even more calamitous than the collapse of the Western Roman Empire," and nobody knows for sure what happened.

    Sources: Robert DrewsCollapse of the Bronze Age

  • (#1) Ancient Persians Were Storing Ice To Use In The Desert As Early As 400 BC

    From Redditor u/mjomark:

    TIL that by 400 BC, Persian engineers had mastered the technique of storing ice in the middle of summer in the desert

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  • (#4) Unknown Sea Raiders Nearly Conquered Ancient Egypt

    From Redditor u/scrubs2009:

    TIL of the Sea Peoples. A group of raiders that nearly toppled ancient Egypt. We know nothing about where they came from or who they were.

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  • (#8) The 'Osterby Head' Is A Skull From The Iron Age With A Perfectly Preserved Hairdo

    From a former Redditor:

    TIL of the Osterby Head, a skull from the late Iron Age with a perfectly preserved traditional haircut.

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  • (#10) Iron Weapons Didn't Replace Bronze Ones Because They Were Better; Iron Was More Abundant And Easier To Work With

    From a former Redditor:

    TIL that bronze is generally harder than iron. The Bronze Age didn't give way to the Iron Age because iron weaponry was superior; rather, iron was more plentiful and easier to work with.

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The rise of city-states, the emergence of iron tools, the rise of Greece, the attempts of the republican system, what did the civilization of the ancient world look like? Archaeologists and historians have been keen to explore the origin and development of ancient civilizations for centuries, their journeys from the early human civilization of Mesopotamia to the collapse of the Roman Empire. The ancient world is full of mysterious and amazing historical things.

Many people are obsessed with books, movies, and TV shows describing ancient history, they seem to have an accurate understanding of the religion, politics, art, and culture of the ancient world. The random tool explained 16 facts about the ancient world that may change your mind.

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