Mike Cohen
Deputy Editor and Arts Editor at Jewish Telegraph (Manchester)
@JewishTelegraph deputy editor. https://t.co/POn0m55GJh. Man City. Occasionally found at Swindon Town. All views my own. Proud Zionist. https://t.co/xMALn4JyyV
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6 days ago |
thecollector.com | Mike Cohen
Mexican pyramids are a key feature of ancient Mesoamerican architecture. While they share some similarities with Egyptian pyramids, these structures have flat tops, often with temples built on them, and stairways that rise along their sides. The stairways resemble ancient Mesopotamian Ziggurats. That said, the largest pyramid in the world by sheer size is the Great Pyramid of Cholula and is located in the east-central Mexican state of Puebla.
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1 week ago |
thecollector.com | Mike Cohen
Throughout the history of Western towns and cities, urban green spaces have always served purposes linked to beauty, relaxation, status, and culture. The captivating Renaissance gardens which emerged in the 15th century are examples of gardens designed for cultural representation and status. Emerging in the era of the Renaissance, the gardens originated in Italy and are sometimes called Italian gardens.
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1 week ago |
thecollector.com | Mike Cohen
The celebrated English scientist Sir Isaac Newton was born on January 4, 1643, in a small village in England named Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth. Newton later on became one of the most celebrated English scientists. He was also one of the key figures in the Scientific Revolution. Born in the village of Woolsthorpe, Newton was the only child of a local farmer, also named Isaac Newton, who had passed away three months earlier, and of Hannah Ayscough.
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2 weeks ago |
thecollector.com | Mike Cohen
Timbuktu’s beginnings go back to the 1100s when a group of Tuareg wanderers from northwest Africa made a temporary camp near the Niger River. According to mythical tales, they moved north and left the camp under the care of a woman named Bouctou. After returning to the camp, the Tuareg christened it Tinbouctou, meaning “the well of Bouctou.” The small settlement grew into a major trading center over many years.
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3 weeks ago |
thecollector.com | Mike Cohen
The term Utopia is derived from Sir Thomas More’s 1516 literary work titled Utopia. The book described an ideal fictional island nation that used a communal social system. He got the term from the Greek word ou-topos which meant nowhere. The satirical book was More’s attempt to suggest ways to improve the European sociopolitical system by using Utopia as an example.
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