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  Strange Funeral Practices That Were Normal in Ancient Egypt, but Would Be Considered Quite Unusual Today The experiential differences that show themselves from culture to culture manage to astonish us as well as you. If you are interested in Ancient Egypt and Egyptian mythology, we want to take you on a cultural journey that will probably attract your attention and that you will enjoy reading until the end. 1. Mummification Like many cultures, the Egyptians were one of the societies that believed in the existence of life after death. Although the definition of the concept of afterlife has changed over the centuries; His existence has always remained eternal. Well, did you know that the foundations of this practice are associated with 2 different concepts attributed to the human soul? ‘Ba and Ka’. So much so that, according to this belief; During the day, “Ba” stands next to the family of the deceased and gives them support. “Ka” travels to the other world. At night time, ‘Ba’ and...

  Artificial Intelligence Enhances Recreation of Ancient Roman Sculptures In recent times, artificial intelligence technology has been combined with various fields to produce highly creative works. These advancements not only push the boundaries of technology but also provide us with opportunities we couldn’t have imagined before. Artificial intelligence is not only used in computer science and technology but also in art, education, health, and many other sectors, making our lives easier and richer. Thus, artificial intelligence pushes the limits of creativity and innovation, ushering in a new era in the world of technology. https://www.instagram.com/p/C3S9wk_sLm9/ Juanjo Ortega, who is involved in studies related to ancient Rome, combined his curiosity with artificial intelligence. Juanjo Ortega, who is involved in studies related to ancient Rome, combined his curiosity with artificial intelligence. Conducting a recreation study on Roman sculptures using artificial intelligence, O...

  12 Dishes We’ve Been Enjoying for Thousands of Years, from Ancient Times to Today One of the things people love most is food. Although the dishes we enjoy today may be a bit different, our desire for pleasure remains the same. Across the world, there are many culturally significant and delicious recipes that have stood the test of time. Why not indulge in a meal that has been loved for thousands of years instead of opting for a modern dish? The best recipes you can try today were developed by your ancestors and are just as good now as they were back then. Let’s take a look at some dishes. 👇 Baklava: Despite its uncertain origins, evidence suggests that this historic dessert was invented around 800 BC in the Assyrian Empire. Ancient Assyrians would stretch dough extremely thin and layer it with cinnamon, cardamom, honey, nuts, and other small flavors. The ancient Greeks, after tasting this delightful recipe, decided they could improve it. They invented phyllo dough, making the la...