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  Considered a Bronze Age civilization, the group of people who were a part of the Cycladic civilization lived in a group of islands known as the Cyclades. They thrived from 3200 - 1100 BC and were known for their distinctive art and culture. Sadigh Gallery carries a collection of Cycladic idols that collectors of ancient artifacts will surely love. This blog post aims to introduce readers to this civilization.    Image source: Britannica.com As residents of the islands of the Aegean Sea, the ancient Cycladic people were believed to be the first to settle in this region. First rediscovered towards the end of the 19th century, this ancient group of people were believed to have lived as fishermen and traders. Evidences show that they had houses and temples which were made of stone. However, it is also possible that they thrived in doing agricultural work and also raised cattle and livestock. Since they lived near the Aegean Sea, many archeologists assume that they ...

  Ancient Rome is a testament to humanity's greatness. Though many sites have not survived the test of time, there are still some places that people can visit to better understand the empire's history. In this blog post, Sadigh Gallery shares must-see historical sites in Rome.    Image source: Telegraph.co.uk The Forum One of the most important sites in Ancient Rome, The Forum served as the center of society. It was the venue for entertainment, political debates, hearings, trials, and other social gatherings. Because of this, other structures in the city were built near this building. As the empire expanded and more structures were erected, the use for The Forum lessened. Still, it remained a significant government complex for Ancient Rome. The Pantheon This building is considered to be one of the greatest architectural wonders in Ancient Rome with its iconic concrete domes. Completed in 125 AD, this structure is one of the most well-preserved ancient sites...

Family-owned business Sadigh Gallery features a comprehensive selection of authentic cultural artifacts, antiquities, ancient coins, and jewelry from different parts of the world. Through the years, archeologists have discovered intriguing sites that continue to puzzle even scientists like them. Image source: Unbelievable-facts.com Image source: Forbes.com Stonehenge The prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England, is probably one of the world's most famous landmarks. There are many theories about the rock formation, such as it being a burial site or a place for healing. However, archeologists acknowledge that there is still a lot worth studying about the place's origins. The ring of standing stones, believed to be constructed around 3000 to 2000 BC, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is managed by English Heritage. The Great Pyramid of Giza A testament to the power of ancient Egyptian history, the Great Pyramid of Giza is part of the seven won...

Sadigh Gallery is a family-owned business that features a comprehensive selection of authentic cultural artifacts, antiquities, ancient coins, and jewelry. Ancient history enthusiasts and collectors will surely find a piece that sparks their interest in the gallery's full display. For this blog, the team features interesting finds from Ancient Rome. Image source: Telegraph.co.uk Image source: Sciencetimes.com Construction sites can become unexpected excavation sites for ancient artifacts. This has been the case in London and in Rome, where various pieces were discovered. In London's Financial District, construction workers found several pieces under the mud. According to the archeologists from the Museum of London, the haul consisted of coins, shoes, drains, writing tablets, and other charms from the mid-40's A.D. to 410 A.D. The pieces were believed to be from the time when the Romans established London. Thankfully, the relics were found to be in go...

Ancient civilizations are proof of humanity’s capacity to change and evolve. In different parts of the world, these civilizations allowed culture, religion, science, and government to thrive. Sadigh Gallery in New York has an extensive display of ancient artifacts, artworks, and coins from different centuries and societies. Here's a list of some of the oldest civilizations. Image source: Telegraph.co.uk Image source: History.com Jiahu : Archeologists believed that the Jiahu civilization lived in present-day Henan in China from 7,000-5,700 BC. Even before the famous Chinese dynasties, the Jiahus were known for developing a writing system consisting of symbols. They also produced the earliest form of musical instrument and the oldest wine. Maya : The ancient Mayan civilization was located in what is now known as Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, and Honduras. During their time, the Mayans developed their own system of writing, religion, science, and a...