The Pyramid of Djoser (Zoser) is commonly known as the step pyramid. In the local area the pyramid is also known as kbhw-ntrw. This pyramid is an archeological remnants and it is situated in the Saqqara necropolis. The location of the pyramid in Egypt is to the northwestern direction of the city of Memphis. It was been constructed in 27th century BC for the interment of Pharaoh Djoser by his vizier Imhotep. The vital characteristic of a enormous mortuary compound in an huge court bordered by traditional arrangements and beautifications. The pyramid of Djoser is the first Egyptian pyramid. It is made up of six mastabas. They are of decreasing sizes. The mastabas are constructed on the top of one another in what were evidently amendments and expansions of the actual plan. The actual height of the pyramid is 62 meters tall also the base of the  [...] 

The Smithsonian Institution is one of the most important educational as well as research institute. It is also a museum complex, which is administered as well as funded by the government of the United States. The funds are collected from its donation, charity, and earnings from its shops and also its magazines. Almost all of its amenities are located in Washington, D.C., but its 19 museums, nine research centers and the zoos are part of the sites in New York City, Panama, and Virginia. The museum has a collection of over 136 million items in its exhibits. The museum publishes two different magazines which are called Smithsonian which is a monthly magazine and the other is Air & Space which is a bimonthly magazine. The Smithsonian Police are employed to look after the protection of the staff, tourists and also the belongings of the museums.  [...] 

Originally an archeological site, Abu Simbel is made up of the two huge rock temples. Abu Simbel is located at Nubia, which is placed on the western bank of Nasser Lake in Southern Eygpt. Abhu Simbel is located at a distance of 290 kms in the southern west direction from Aswan. Abu Simbel is a part of “Nubian Monuments” which starts from Abu Simbel and extents up to Philae which is located near Aswan. “Nubian Monuments” is declared as the World Heritage site by UNESCO. In the early 13th century BC, it was the reign of Pharaoh Ramesse II. During this period the twin temples were carved. One of the mountainsides was used to carve the temples. This twin temple monument belonged to Pharaoh Ramesse II and his queen Nefertari. The temples were constructed to celebrate the king’s victory which he got in the Battle Kadesh and also to threaten  [...] 

Location and Structure The NormandyAmericanCemetery and Memorial is located in France. This cemetery and Memorial is located on the place of the provisional AmericanSt. LaurentCemetery. The St. LaurentCemetery was been established by the First army U.S. on June 8, in the year 1944. Also it was the first American cemetery to be constructed in the European soil during the World War II. The cemetery location, at the northern end of its half mile when accessed by road, envelops around 172.5 acres of land. There are around 9,387 graves of the military dead who were part of the II World War. Most of the soldiers lost their lives in the attack of the D-Day landings and also in other consequent operations. On the eastern side of the garden, Walls of the Missing is been erected. The garden is semicircular in shape. On the memorial walls around 1,557  [...] 

Location The San Agustín Archaeological Park is located on the Department of Huila and is supposed to be the only place in the world which is actually decorated by 500 impressive stone figure which are engraved in harmony to the myths of sculptors belonging to the Indian sub-continent. History Almost all of the figures were an element of the funerary belongings of the very old population belonging to the area and were also connected to funerary resources, the religious authority of the deceased, and as the paranormal world. The colossal nature of the stone figures and the various tombs is a mirror image of the multifaceted consideration scheme regarding the unidentified civilization engraved and commemorate on the stone. The San Agustín Archaeological Park is considered to be the live sample that belongs to the pre-Hispanic cultures that  [...] 

Location and History Philae is an island located in the River Nile. It is the earlier site that belonged to an Ancient Egyptian temple composite in southern state of Egypt. The structure was taken in to pieces and put somewhere else to a close by located island. It was when the construction of the Aswan Dam endangered due to its proximity for the flood site. Philae is talked about by abundant prehistoric writers which included Strabo, Ptolemy, Pliny the Elder, Seneca, Diodorus. It was, as it can be understood by the plural name that it was the label of two small islands that were located at of latitude 24° at the north. It was located just above the very First Cataract close to Aswan. Groskurd worked out the distance amidst these islands and Aswan at about 61.5 miles. Philae proper, even though is a smaller island, it is known for the copious  [...] 

History The In Flanders’ Fields Museum is committed to the study of World War I and it resides on the upper floor of the Cloth Hall of the Ypres located in Belgium. The building was almost shattered by weaponry flames which took place during the Battles of Ypres and has been constructed again. The guardian, Piet Chielens, is a famous historian to has studied a lot about the World War I. The numerous visitors who are excited to visit the museum will surely find no adoration of war.  But to a certain extent the museum puts forward the ineffectiveness of the war, particularly as seen in Flanders in World War I Location The In Flanders’ Fields Museum is located on the higher floor of the Cloth Hall which is known as the Lakenhalle and is placed on the market square which is named Grote Markt. It is placed in the middle of the momentous  [...] 

The Karnak Temple compound is an extremely ancient construction, most commonly it is known as Karnak. The temple consists of a huge accumulation of cleaned out chapels, temples, pylons as well as many other buildings. Few of the notable constructions are a massive structure begun by Pharoah Amenhotep III and the Great Temple of Amen. The Karnak Temple is located near Luxor that is around 500 km towards the south of Cairo, in Egypt. The area surrounding the Karnak was the antique Egyptian Ipet-isut which means “The Most Selected of Places”. It is also the most significant place of worship of the God Amun by the Theban Triad. Karnak is division of the epic city of the Thebes. The Karnak is named after a contemporary village named el-Karnak, which is located at a distance of 2.5 km in the north of Luxor. The multifaceted is a huge  [...] 

Location The city of Memphis was considered to be the imperial dwelling as well as the capital of Egypt during the Early Dynastic time also it is stated as the Old Kingdom. The Memphis thereafter remained as one of the most densely inhabited as well as well-known place in Egypt. However Memphis got it name during its life of being the capital. It started as inbw-hdj, or the so called “white walls,” which reflected the manifestation of its equipped house” Memphis is situated at the convergence of the most significant trade routes that was well connected across the Western as well as Eastern deserts. Also it had a good control on the Delta. It is located in the fine stretch of the Nile Valley that is located on the western bank of the river. You wills surely wonder that how it would have been survived through the ages. It is been  [...] 

Moenjo-daro is also stated as the Mound of the Dead. Moenjo-daro was one of the biggest city-settlements in the Indus Valley Civilization situated in the south Asia located in the province of Sindh and it is a part of today’s’ Pakistan. Moenjo-daro has been constructed around 2600 BC. The city was the part of the few early urban settlements around the entire world. Moenjo-daro existed at the same time when there were the civilizations existing in the ancient Egypt sites of Mesopotamia as well as the Crete. The archaeological remnants of the city are chosen to be a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s list. It is also stated as “An Ancient Indus Valley Metropolis” Moenjo-daro was constructed nearly around the 2600 BC and was deserted around around the 1900 BC. It was again discovered in the year 1922 by Rakhaldas Bandyopadhyay.  [...]