The geo-archaeological sea again make great achievements with success to reveal the existence of an ancient city submerged beneath the ocean. City named Pavlopetri in Greece is estimated to exist in the bronze age 5000-6000 years ago or 12,000 years earlier than originally estimated. What’s interesting, who trail existence of the city submerged 4-5 meters below the ocean is still visible, including the ruins of buildings and legacy objects like pottery, ceramics, etc..

Experts estimate, this is the city’s oldest submarine in the world have been found. “It is estimated that this submerged city is the port city. This marked the wreck nearby. The discovery of ceramic Neolithic era, is an extraordinary. This city was once the place of trade in goods and services are developed, “ujar. Geo-sea archeology Dr Nic Flemming of the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton.

Pavlopetri located at a depth of 3-4 meters below the water not far from the sandy beach south of Laconia.

City is still very incomplete. Building houses, roads, courtyards, building worship, cemetery, everything is mapped using 3-D digital equipment is the most advanced.

Pavlopetri was once thought to have originated from the Mycenaean period (about 1680-1180 BC), from the Ancient Greek history is rich in literature and myth. From the Neolithic pottery objects recently discovered shows this place might have been occupied since at least 2800 BC. By studying this important maritime places, researchers hope to better understand the heritage of Greek Bronze Age society.

Project disclosure of this city conducted by a multidisciplinary team, including Dr. Fleming, who chaired by Mr. Elias Spondylis, Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture in Greece and Dr Jon Henderson, an underwater archaeologist from the Department of Archaeology at the University of Nottingham.

Underwater ancient city was first discovered in 1967 by Flemming, then at the National Institute of Oceanography. She used to estimate the city was originated in 2000 BC the bronze age. Flemming then joined the team from Cambridge University pada1968, to conduct research.

The results published by The British School at Athens in 1969, but after that there was no follow-up. The study stag ‘for 40 years, since it no longer exists researchers who go there to uncover the mystery of the ancient city. 70-year Fleming joined archaeologists from the University of Nottingham and Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, re-start the research on ancient sites.

Rapid advances in technology and economy, did not make the Korean nation will not forget its history. In addition to building the Seoul World Cup Stadium is magnificent and luxurious, Korea still preserve historic building. There are at least seven well-preserved historic buildings. At least there are four king’s palace, namely Changdeokgung Palace, Palace Changyeonggung, Deosugung Palace, and Gyeongbokgung Palace. There is also Namsangol Hanok Maeul (traditional Korean village), Prehistoric Dwelling in Amsa-dong (prehistoric occupancy), and the Palace Unhyeongung.

Several museums are located in Seoul. National Museum, founded in Seoul in 1945. This museum has a collection of Korean archeology, culture, and ancient art objects. Branch of the National Museum located in eight major cities. Seoul is also home to the National Museum of Modern Art, the National Folklore Museum, and the War Memorial Museum. Among the existing historic buildings, deserves to be visited is Namsangol Hanok Village; a special settlement occupied only the rich past of Korea. Namsangol Hanok Village was built around the year 1400.

Located in the Jung-gu, Seoul, behind a row of tall modern buildings, visitors must pass through a high gate made of solid wood to enter these neighborhoods. Shortly past the door, the view directly fixed to the Namsan (South Mountain). In Seoul Namsan Namsan have Tower, the tallest tower in Korea. In fact, when compared with in Indonesia, referred incorrectly Namsan Mountain. The altitude is just only 262 meters. More suitable if called Namsan hill. But, that’s Korean.

Walk about 50 steps from the gate; the location Namsangol Hanok Village feels more relieved. Five houses made from wood with a square box-shaped roof typical of the traditional Korean house, looked around the area. This house was built back home from the Joseon Dynasty.

Green grass and a pool with silvery water, add a cool atmosphere in the township that. The birds are allowed to roam also greet visitors with a loud chirping. Houses of the rich past of Korea, divided into four sections. The first part of a larger, occupied by the head of the family. While the two smaller sections, it is home to wife and children.

Guangfu touring the ancient city, you will find a typical ancient city in northern China which is surrounded by an artificial river. Some of the newly rebuilt bridge linking the city with the outside world.

The journey begins. After crossing the bridge, you will find the city wall height of 10 meters that show the authority and power.

Guangfu town is also surrounded by a wall built in the Tang Dynasty with clay. The bricks that are part of the wall had been a silent witness to the transition town for more than 1,000 years.

Regarding the layout and architecture of the city recorded since the era of the Ming Dynasty. Basic elements, such as four way, eight-lane and 72 angles are stored properly. However, most of the old houses have been replaced with new ones.

In the city, you can see the Wu Yuxiang’s residence built in the Qing Dynasty and is still maintained. Houses an expert in Tai Chi Chuan consists of three residence and a yard.

Graphic of Tai Chi Chuan movements engraved on the walls around the courtyard. Formerly Wu has taught more than 100 students here, but now has become a museum open to the public.

To enjoy the ancient city of Guangfu in a different way, you can climb the city walls. From there, you can see a large swamp which covers an area of 30 square kilometers in the south of the city.

Meanwhile, in the north, a large number of pseudo-classical building was constructed in an effort to reproduce the original appearance of Guangfu. Although built with traditional style, the building was still too young to tell the story of Guangfu town.

Want to enjoy, the ancient city of China, Guangfu may be an attractive option when you are on vacation there.

This afternoon the weather can reach 39 degrees Cairo. There is a temple that became one of the guards nil, at least be a little cool head in very hot temperatures. This temple is named Komombo.

Komombo is a shrine or temple first built by Tuhmosis III, six of the pharaohs to the eighteenth dynasty. For twenty-two years earlier, Thutmosis lead as regent from one region dominated by her stepmother; Hatshepshut. Komombo today besides the name of a temple, is also the name of the area where the temple stood Komombo. This area lies approximately 29 kilometers from the city of Aswan, southern Egypt very close to the Sudanese state. Want your holiday here? Visit payday loans online to get your holiday money.

Komombo Yunai-Roman era is the settlement of the Greeks who became the agricultural area. One part of the Aswan region, Komombo built in the 2nd century BC. Construction of the temple where one aims to honor the god named Sobek, god of the human body and the head of a crocodile. Sobek often associated with evil gods.

There is uniqueness in the form of temple building Komombo compared to other temples scattered in the river Nile in Aswan and Luxor. Komombo entrance to the temple is divided into two parts: the southern and northern parts. Southern entrance of the temple dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek, god of fertility gods Hathor and Khonsu creator of the world, supposedly they are all children of the god Sobek.

While the northern entrance is dedicated to the falcon god Haroeris, also known as “Horus the Elder” along with Tasenetnofret and Panebtawy (Lord of the Two Lands). It is also symmetrical shape of the building along the main axes of the same alias.
Location Komombo temple mound right in front of the river nil. Currently there are several cafes that provided for the tourists who visit, there are also cruises which are always parked in the river to nil, so in addition to a historical tour visitors are pampered with the Greek heritage of Roman temples also spoiled with “Cleopatra-Cleopatra” in the new restaurant.

Unfortunately, as all temples are scattered in Egypt. Temple Komombo also become victims of earthquakes and eruptions of the annual Nile River before the construction of an artificial lake in Aswan Annasr by UN agencies, UNESCO. Even former stone reliefs from the temple ruins, at the time taken by a local Coptic people to build a church. Restoration of the temple was first done by Jacques de Morgan in 1893.

Increasingly enter into the temple site, we found carved in stone wall depicting technological advances at the time. There are a few pictures of medical equipment used in the Greek. There is a picture of scissors, operating tools, scalpels, forceps and bottles of medicine which is used as a medical instrument. Also found two seated goddess, which performs labor.
When I try to exit from the rear of the temple, I was amazed with the sarcophagus which is used for the mummy, the article, the existing sarcophagus in this temple is small, not comparable with the existing sarcophagus in the heritage of other temples like the one in the Valley of the Kings (tombs of the kings) at Dar Bahri. I have not found the answer to why the mummy in this small temple.

Part of the temple closest to the river there are also nil large wells called the Nilometer. Development wells are intended to measure the level of river water levels are close to nil. When the discharge of well water is increasing, there is increased discharge of river water at nil. Development wells are also intended to save the temple from the annual floods that occurred in the areas crossed by the river nil.

Death is less interesting topics to be discussed even though all living things in this world is going to feel it, but I am intrigued to raise this issue if the roots of its culture is Egypt, the country that made me admire him because his name mentioned in many religious scriptures which I have adopted.

All must know, Egypt is a country that passes through so many periods in every inch of his history, so that inevitably the Egyptian culture can be said to be a culture of “cocktail” or mixed culture of all civilizations, though of course there are civilizations that are now dominated by the civilizations Islam. This is also affecting how people look in the case of the death of Egypt.

Places that interest me about death are the two cities, first in Dua’ia (Du’aiqoh) and the second in Tubromli, an area that includes very close to the apartment which I dwell. The first time I had in mind when looking at the exact place of the dead vast cemetery is in two towns in Cairo is no feeling haunted and spooky at all. Almost every day when lectures at Al-Azhar is on, I always pass through his city of the dead in Du’aiah. You need to know, Dua’iah is one area in the cemetery since Islam was introduced to Egypt. Tomb inhabited by people at the time of Salahuddin Al-Ayyubid the conqueror of Jerusalem, as well as the human grave from the Fatimid dynasty which had thousands of years old.

In fact, the strangeness of it actually incurred by the existence of another fact that makes my eyes wide open. That almost all (substitute the word a lot), the tombs were always a doorman or people who make the tomb as a home and their average is the poor who do not have a house in Cairo.

It turns out that make them feel at home in the cemetery is one of these forms in Cairo is not the same cemetery with graves of the cemetery like in Indonesia, although there are some of the same. Tombs in Cairo in design as well as the house with a living room, has a water channel and the rooms even have a dome like a mosque.

Interestingly again, this body houses have bunker.

Dead bodies were not buried in Cairo, they just put in a room that is under ground. They are arranged in such a way like a set of goods. I never mentioned this problem to my teacher because of the way as it was not buried there in a way that Islam as I learned in the books of Fiqh, he was a doctor named DR. Mathrowi, a graduate of the University of Cairo, he explained the case from the angle of the soil structure in Cairo.

Land in Cairo in the form of fine sand, this is causing way to bury the dead could not be done like a way of burying the Islamic system by making a hole so many yards, then there is a special place for corpses, and so on like in Indonesia. When done by way of burying the Islamic system, then the land will be landslides. That is why they chose the way bunker in burying corpses, anyway for a year the bodies were still going to rot and become bone.

Pakistan is geographically located bordering with Iran, India, Afghanistan, and China, making Pakistan has its own uniqueness. In this country, there are various panoramic tours with a touch of Islamic culture.

If you want to explore the beauty of Islamic architecture, came to Pakistan. In this country, a lot of decent Islamic cultural heritage enjoyed as a tourist attraction, for example, in the city of Lahore, known as the cultural heart of Pakistan. In the city banks of the River Ravi, there are several historic buildings. Among these monuments, there are the Royal Fort, Wazir Khan Mosque, Shalimar Gardens and Jehangir Tomb.

Some of these historical relics are evidence that there was an ancient civilization with the emergence of a number of dynasties, such as Gaznevis Dynasty [1021-1186], Ghoris [1186-1202], and Mughal [1524-1764]. It is not only that, historic sites can be found in southern Pakistan region, precisely in the Indus Valley. In this area there had been an ancient civilization known as Indus River civilization [2800-1800 BC]. In this area, there are cultural remnants of the so-called Harappa cultural heritage.

Apart from Harappa, there is also an old town Mohenjo-Daro. The city was touted as the most spectacular ancient city in the world. Here are the buildings made of mud brick, is also a fortress, palace, and school buildings for the priests. Mohenjo-Daro town site was discovered in 1922 and designated as world heritage to be preserved.

Mallorca is an island of contrasts. From the bustling capital, Palma, to the many tranquil beaches around its coast, to the extraordinary cliffs and scenery around Déia, a trip here will satisfy any visitor. If you are considering taking a holiday in Mallorca, then read our tips below and find out what Mallorca has to offer.

Palma – the city of delights
Palma is a delightful, if overwhelming, city to visit. The cramped streets of the old town open on to huge modern squares, all surrounded by some stunning architecture. Its main attraction is the cathedral, which dominates the Bay of Palma. From the sea, or from the square, this extraordinary building will enchant any visitor with its imposing grandeur. The area around here is packed with little shops, some for tourists and some which have been with the same family for generations. A look through a shop’s window is just as satisfying as looking up at the building’s facade.

A trip into history
Mallorca’s two best places to experience are Déia and Soller. Déia is a place of unbelievable beauty, surrounded by cliffs, crags, and the stunning Mediterranean Sea. This is the place where the English poet, Robert Graves, spent his last few years but also brought up his children. They have all continued to distinguished careers, influenced by their upbringing here.

The village has been home to a community of artists, writers, musicians and their acolytes, since the 1950s. To explore is to enjoy. The cliffs and the beaches, where visitors can sit all day and watch the fishing boats, are a sight that will stay in the memory. Relaxing here is the most demanding part of the day.

Soller is easily reached from Palma by Europe’s most unusual train. The route was completed in 1912, after the building of 13 tunnels through the mountains, and ends by descending into Soller from a spectacular view. The carriages were constructed of wood, both inside and out, and perfectly recall the era in which they were built. The obvious care with which they have been preserved is a testament to the island’s pride in its history. The journey takes a stop at a tiny mountainside station, where visitors can admire the view down into Soller’s valley.

Once in Soller, there is a lot to see, but don’t expect to do anything quickly. The town realises it is a tourist attraction, but still retains its authenticity. The pretty church and its peaceful square should not be missed on a visit here. Visitors from major cities may be disappointed by what they think of as slow service in the surrounding bars. In reality, the pace of life is so much slower here, and takes some getting used to.

The town is connected to its port by an electric tram system. Take a trip on this bumpy little road train, built for neither comfort nor speed, and you arrive at the glistening sea. The port is now almost totally dedicated to tourists, but there are still some authentic delights to be found, just a couple of hundred metres away from the sea.

More than bar and beach
Mention Mallorca and most people will think of mass tourism. It’s true that the island has many tourist resorts around its coast, but these can be cleverly used as a cheap and convenient base from which to visit its unspoilt charms. The best way of getting around is on the island’s excellent bus network. Sit back and relax in air-conditioned comfort, gazing at the tranquil countryside, on a visit to one of the delightful market towns, away from the other tourists.

Of course, Mallorca is famous for its beaches, but these vary from the packed resorts to the many delightful little coves, some hardly used at all. So, here you have a choice of enjoyment, where children can play together in a vast arena of sand, or a deserted cove where you can relax and enjoy no sound but the Mediterranean lapping along the shore.

In my imagination, India is a very beautiful country like in Bollywood films. Big amazing mansions and beautiful girls are always the icon of India in the movies. But once I get out of Mumbai airport, what I imagine it was wrong. In front of the airport, taxi parking scattered irregularly, in a fleet of sedans wearing the old-eighties as possible. The atmosphere is too chaotic and squalid impressed, many people place so that the smell of urine stinging in some corners at the airport.

After a long of waiting and negotiations finally I get a taxi that drove me to the hotel. The traffic in Mumbai is chaotic and very out of order. Overlap each other, cutting each other, pushing. Taxi driver who drove me speeding through the traffic jams in the middle of the night. Hotels are already booked was located in the dense environment near the central market in Mumbai city.

Mumbai’s not really my main goal to India. It was just a transit for about ten hours before continuing the trip to Goa. That’s why I did not have time to explore this city. Because there is only a little time, I try to walk around the hotel in Mumbai. Infrastructure here is really out of order. Electric cables are chaotic, crowded homes are disordered, gaping holes visible on the edge of the highway. Public transport, old buses passing, people crossing at any place, the stores are not arranged neatly.

Symptoms cracked lips like this was not only experienced by the new kid on the new Cairo adapt to the harsh weather. But it is also happening to the people of Egypt who are used to weather like that since they were born, again, Luna became the goddess of rescuers who saved them from their lips because of illness in silence speak.

I think for the reader that ideology from the medical side will know the cause why the condition of the body changed when hit by the weather has changed drastically.

When summer comes, as now, every day the weather was not far from 43 degrees, this causes excessive perspiration expenditure, either for people who do an activity or a person residing in the house (except for an air-conditioned house). Evidently, the wall which was beside me now, always hot during daytime, whereas the thickness of the walls of the apartment is unquestionable and, as is usual in Egyptian buildings, almost all buildings more cement than sand.

This indicates that outside air is very hot.

In an extremely hot and dehydration, if not balanced with regular eating and drinking, especially drinking a lot, the first victim would be attacked is the lips. Lips will be broken and if left also causes sudden mute. Under these conditions, Luna can count on again.

Since first arriving in Cairo, I’ve counted more than a year. Apparently, within a rather long ago, my lips against the current are not strong enough to weather the fierce summer as it is today. Sometimes, at least in one month, there are some days that make my lips chapped attacked, even though I’ve been trying to drink a lot to avoid dehydration, but it’s not Cairo if the weather is not malignant. Under these conditions, I also always put Luna on my lips. Luna used to wear a foreign feel, as far as I know, primp on the lips are usually done by women.

Of course, readers of exposure on the ideology of what I mean by that Luna. Luna is a cure chapped lips due to erratic weather changes are also not strong because of the harsh natural conditions of Egypt. Luna can be found at any chemist shops scattered in Cairo and its environs.

The safest day to avoid heavy traffic on the area of vehicles on the roads is used as a parking lot Friday morning, because, on this day not many cars that operate as a national holiday Egypt. There are also special days that must be very secure that after Maghrib in Ramadan, because at the hour when it was rarely out of the house of Egypt’s people to improve and prepare iftar meals tarawih prayers, it seems from my experience through the streets in Egypt, only two this time most survived.

There are also areas that make extremely severe road as a parking lot that is in the region as the place Darrosah establishment of Al-Azhar University. Roads in the area are very narrow, because the arrangement since the town was built during the Fatimid dynasty which time his vehicle was a horse and himar. We passed the most difficult routes in the region Darrosah because when a car passes from different lines, often times we have to resign to give way first.

At least companies and official offices in Egypt has a reason why they use the shoulder of the road as a parking lot. The most concrete reason is because the land in Egypt is very expensive, so for them to give or to build a special area for parking is considered income. Better to use the region free like the highway that has been cared for by the government’s handling. At least this is the answer when I asked my friend a house that the original Egyptians.

Imaginable, rents a house in the area where the diplomats live Dokky, at least one month for 3000 up to 5000 pounds, equivalent to 700-1000 dollars. If the rental price of his house just that much, then what is the cost of land which was established to build houses, when vacant land is built just to make a parking lot, certainly a very loss count-count at all.

Actually the new apartments already provide many of the parking lot on the ground floor. So do some office buildings, but in reality, the parking lot below the apartments are often changed its function as a warehouse of goods or in the absence of an elevator that connects the upper floor so that the residents of the apartment lazy to park his car in the parking lot. The victim was a highway as an alternative to the car park.

Readers who’ve been to the Egyptian would have known about the phenomenon of highway that was used as a parking lot. Such sights are common in Cairo. In fact, the simple, the Egyptians often stopped parking in the middle of the road with a relaxed, even when protests turn of protest and said, “you can still run the car next to me”, even though it was clear she was violated because the park in the middle of the road. Those are some very ignorant Egyptians, regardless of the circumstances of others, although of course this can not be generalized, because this is part of the phenomenon.