Ordered by Emperor Hadrian in AD 122, Hadrian's Wall marked the north-western frontier of an empire whose armies had crossed continents. It was not an impregnable barrier, nor was it meant to be. Its gates regulated movement, its forts economised on soldiers, and its stone line imposed order on an exposed frontier. It was, above all, an admission rendered in masonry: even Rome had limits. The most revealing walls in history are not always those erected by the weak against the strong....
In a land far away in the Middle East, Blessed with splendor, Heritage is well reserved, This land holds stories of long reigns. The country that stretches across a huge region, The centre of delicious kawa, and sweet dates at its best, The vista of the ocean and sky meeting the horizon is truly breathtaking. The vast desert...
The eras of The Odyssey and the Vikings occurred about 2,000 years apart — so how did a Viking longship secure a starring role in this year’s blockbuster film? The answer lies in director Christopher Nolan’s determination to create spectacle using real props and locations; and the Norwegian shipwrights and sailors who built the vessel. With...