Some of the archeological discoveries are plain shocking. This temple is 1200 years old, and it was carved from the solid rock. How the heck did they do it?
This one is called a Kailasa temple, and it is found in the west of India. This Hindu temple is unusual and impossible. It locates 34 monasteries on its territory amounting to two kilometers. The temple itself is 50 meters deep, 30 meters high and 33 meters wide.
Welsh cities | Wales.com
Population: 1,840
Welsh name: Tyddewi ("David's house")
St Davids in Pembrokeshire is the UK's smallest city. It is named after St David, the patron saint of Wales, who was born and buried there. St David (c. 500 – c. 589) was a bishop who helped to spread Christianity around Europe, building 12 monasteries in his time and teaching thousands of people.
St Davids Cathedral was built between the 12th and 14th century on the former site of a 6th century chapel in the city.
What Was ESPN Reporter Chris Mortensen's Cause of Death?
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DoorDash Driver Puts a Womans Pizza in a Backpack
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Five Secrets of Mercy Johnson
Mercy Johnson Okojie is one of the most controversial and popular Nigerian actresses. Her personality always surrounded with different rumors. Due to her birthday, which is on 28 of August, we decided to present you some interesting facts about her.
1. Childhood
Father of Mercy Johnson was a military person. When she was two he left her mother and the girl spent vast of her childhood with him. During her young years she was rather a tomboy than a fairy princess.
From Hollywood Actress to Toy Store CEO
Getty Images Five years ago, Kellie Martin, the actress famous for playing Becca Thacher on the early ‘90s TV series “Life Goes On” and later for her roles on “ER” and “Grey’s Anatomy,” was doing a photo shoot for PEOPLE Magazine about being a new mom to daughter Maggie. “At the time I was searching for safe toys to surround Maggie with,” she says. “We weren’t doing any plastic or battery toys, but I was having trouble finding stuff.
How Trump Captured the Rust BeltAnd What Democrats Can Do
Whiter, less affluent communities in the industrial heartland of America — where residents are less likely to have a college degree — remain loyal to Donald Trump, seven years after they first helped deliver him the presidency. Many of these places are located in the handful of swing states that will determine the outcome of the 2024 election and the fate of American politics for the foreseeable future — notably Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Jamie Sale and David Pelletier vs. Yelena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze - Top 10 Figure Skating
At Salt Lake City's 2002 Olympics, Canadians and reigning world champs Jamie Sale and David Pelletier performed flawlessly in a free skate set to the theme from Love Story. Despite the crowd's chants of "six! six!" calls for a perfect score the pair still took the second spot on the podium. The win went to Russians Yelena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze, who become their nation's eleventh consecutive pairs skating gold medalists despite a glaring technical error.