Exploring the Diversity of Writing Systems Across the Globe in 2025 In 2025, the world's written languages continue to ...

The first schools in Ancient Rome arose by the middle of the 4th century BC. These schools were concerned with the basic socialization and rudimentary education of young Roman children.

Deep inside the 65-year-old Chengdu Museum stands its iconic treasure: An 8.5-ton stone rhinoceros. While in the museum’s cultural and creative product section, its miniature versions ...

Romaji (ローマ字) means “Roman letters,” using the Latin alphabet to write Japanese sounds. It’s not a full writing system like hiragana or kanji, but it’s a useful bridge for learners and travelers who ...

The Egyptian ankh—a symbol of life—has long intrigued scholars and conspiracy theorists alike for its resemblance to the Christian cross. This video explores the real connection between the ...

This weekend’s parade is more than just a spectacle honoring the U.S. Army's past, it's also meant to inspire future generations.

The fascinating video explores the reconstruction of ancient Latin pronunciation and how linguists and historians have uncovered the authentic sounds of this classical language. Though Latin is ...

Did the ancient Celts use an alphabet called Coelbren, ultimately originating with the Greek script, as some scholars in the past claimed?

The Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, has suggested expanding trade ties beyond buying commodities as he continues to rally nations in the face of President Trump’s tariffs.

When a script isn’t an alphabet To understand why the Phoenician script was not a true alphabet, we need to understand what a true alphabet is. A true alphabet is a writing system with individual ...

Bright red cassocks, Swiss Guards standing at attention, ancient Latin chants and oaths preceded the slamming shut of the Sistine Chapel doors to seal the cardinals off from the outside world.

Bright red cassocks, Swiss Guards standing at attention, ancient Latin chants and oaths preceded the slamming shut of the Sistine Chapel doors to seal the cardinals off from the outside world.