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Wu Zetian: Only Woman Emperor of China

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Empress Wu Zetian Today, many countries accepts the role of women in ruling a country. Several nations elected a woman to the position...

Great Zimbabwe: Legacy of Pre-Colonial Africa

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Zimbabwe Bird Land rich in mineral resources, from gold, copper, and iron. Geographically landlocked, it has mountains ranges in th...

Khufu: Pharaoh Who Built a Wonder

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Pharaoh Khufu Egypt is a land of desert sands. Even though the desert sands were inhospitable, Egypt became a cradle of civilization b...

Canals and Glasses: Glass Industry of the Republic of Venice

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Murano Island Venice was once a marshy swamp with no prospects of being a city. But with innovation of the early Venetians, a new ci...

Kilwa: Golden Port in East of Africa

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Map of East Africa Gold is one of the world’s precious metal. It was used as a currency. The dollar for instance used the gold standar...
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Salt Through the Desert: Tuareg Salt Caravan

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Timbuktu (1858) Salt is an important seasoning in our daily food. It gives saltiness to match our own taste. From the Americas to As...
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Goddess of Silk: Leizu

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Chinese women processing silk Silk was the most coveted textile in the planet. From Rome to China, great empires sought for this prize...
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