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The pyramids were not tombs - the ancient word proves it

Ancient Egyptian tombs had a name: Per-Ka. Temples had a name: Per-Ba. But pyramids were called something else — Per-Neter — often translated as “House of Energy” or “House of Nature.” Why would a ...
Greek City Times

1,800-Year-Old Mosaic with Ancient Greek Word “Tryphē” Discovered in Ancient Pontus

A remarkable 1,800-year-old mosaic featuring the ancient Greek word “Tryphē” (τρυφή) has been unearthed in the Turkish province of Tokat, the site of the ancient city of Comana Pontica in the historic ...
Greek Reporter

‘Tryphe’: How a Greek Word Found in Turkey Defines Ancient Roman Extravagance

“ΤΡΥΦΗ” (Tryphe) is a term denoting luxury, magnificence, and refined indulgence. Credit: Public Domain Archaeologists in the ancient city of Zile, located in Turkey’s northern Tokat province, have ...