Edo kingdom of Benin, which is anancientempire in the country, make up what is now Edo state. The Ibibio-Efik kingdom make up the present day Akwa Ibom and Cross River states.
NigeriaThe area that is now known as Nigeria was home to several ancient African civilisations, including the Oyo Empire, Sultanate of Kano, the Kingdom of Nri, and the Benin Kingdom.
Iran (Over 3,000 Years) Iran, once called Persia, has a history of more than 3,000 years. The Achaemenid Empire, started by Cyrus the Great, was one ofthe most powerful empires ofancient times.
This no-holds-barred combat was a highlight oftheancient Olympics, and only the toughest athletes dared to compete. 3. NaumachiaIn ancient Rome, naumachia was a type of spectacle that involved staged naval battles.
Megiddo mosaic on exhibition at the Museum ofthe BibleThe CEO ofthe Museum ofthe Bible, Carlos Campo concluded to JNS that he learns more about the "power ofthe object and what it's trying to say to me about ancient history, about the history
The items were part ofan exhibition about the Dacians, anancient society that occupied much of present-day Romania before being conquered by the Romans.
The city became a symbol ofthe Egyptian Empire's richness and strength, with landmarks including the Karnak and Luxor temples, the Valley ofthe Kings, and the Valley ofthe Queens.
It has 91 steps on each of its four sides. An extra step was added at the top ofthe temple to total 365 steps - one for each day ofthe year. The top ofthe temple features a carving of Kukulkán.
The word 'stan' is of Indo-European and Indo-Iranian roots and came from theancient Persian empire. In Persian, the suffix means 'country' or 'place of' Kazakhstan means 'land ofthe Kazakhs; Tajikistan is 'land ofthe Tajiks.
For this list, we consider the birth of a country to be the date ofthe earliest known evidence ofan organized government. Based on this criteria, here are the 10 oldest countries in the world: 1.
The Dome ofthe Rock was built on the site where the Jewish temple once stood near to the church ofthe Holy Sepulchre in 691 CE and it stands to this very day, marking an important turning point in the history of Jerusalem.