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The City of Ibrahim (AS) – Babylonia, Discovered With Thousands of Idols

24Jul

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The City of Ibrahim (AS) – Babylonia, Discovered With Thousands of Idols

Archaeologists from all over the world are ecstatic about the remarkable find that has been made in the center of Babylon. However, a region rich in history and legend. Recently, a team of dedicated researchers unveiled the long-buried remains of the legendary City of Ibrahim (AS). A significant figure in Abrahamic faiths, such as Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. The unearthing of this extraordinary city promises to shed new light on the cultural and religious practices of the past. Various historical texts, including religious scriptures, mention the enigmatic City of Ibrahim (AS). But its exact location remained a mystery for centuries. The international team of archaeologists set out on a laborious excavation journey, funded by illustrious institutions and the Babylonian government...

Historical indus queen

Indus Queen is over a century-old historic ship. Authorities have docked this ship on the bank of the Indus River in Kot Mithan tehsil of Rajanpur district. It is decaying rapidly due to negligence by the authorities concerned. The government announced plans to restore the Indus Queen to its original state many times. However, they have never completed the process. The Indus Queen is an over-a-century-old small ship. The authorities once used it to commute Zaireen between Kot Mithan and Chachraan Sharif. The ship sailed through the mighty River Indus. It has been facing decay for a long and is docked at the bank of the River Indus. Authorities docked the ship after it caught fire in 1992. Recently, there has been opposition to a proposal to shift the decaying skeleton of the histori...

A 1.5 million years old elephant skeleton was discovered in Dina, MBD Punjab

A 1.5 million years old elephant skeleton was discovered in Dina, MBD Punjab. This remarkable find offers a captivating glimpse into the ancient past. They shed light on the diverse fauna that once roamed the region and enhance our understanding of prehistoric life. A team of archaeologists and paleontologists, in collaboration with the local authorities, carried out the excavation, unearthing a remarkably well-preserved elephant skeleton dating back to the Pleistocene epoch. The painstaking excavation process involved delicate handling and meticulous documentation to ensure the preservation of every bone and fragment. The discovery of the ancient elephant skeleton in Dina is of immense scientific significance. It offers invaluable insights into the region's paleontological history and...