The Gate of Angkor Thom in Cambodia

The Gate of Angkor Thom in Cambodia is not just an entrance but a portal back in time, adorned with intricate carvings that speak volumes about the Khmer Empire’s artistic and architectural prowess. Each detail in the stone narrates a part of a story from centuries ago. Who might have passed through this gate, and what were their stories?

The balcony of a bookstore in Nantes, France

Mummy of Pharaoh Thutmose III.
New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, c. 1479-1425 BC.
The pharaoh was apparently about 1.61 meters tall. His hands were clasped over his chest in the pose of Osiris. His face was covered with resin. The mummy was badly damaged by tomb robbers, probably during the 21st Dynasty.

Arizona has unique rock formations shaped by erosion, including some resembling mushroom rocks. These formations, often found in places like Sedona and the Grand Canyon, showcase narrow stems with wider tops. Though not widely known as “Mushroom Rocks,” Arizona’s desert landscapes have similar shapes. For such formations, visit sites like Monument Valley or Antelope Canyon, which highlight Arizona’s impressive geology. These natural sculptures attract tourists and geology enthusiasts alike.