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Born in Greek mythology, Orpheus is an ancient Thracian prophet, the founder of religious-philosophical teaching Orphism, and according to ancient authors he was also a singer, musician, and poet. Numerous ancient authors call him the greatest singer and poet of antiquity. He was the founder of religious rites called orphic mysteries, which became popular in the Hellenistic world in the era after the conquests of Alexander III of Macedon, i.e., after 323 BC up to 30 BC. Orpheus is credited with the authorship of a large number of hymns called Orphic, which praised the deities of nature. Through these hymns, Orpheus taught his countrymen to pay respects to the nature. His teaching was an attempt to ennoble the harsh manners very common at his time and to improve the culture of people. Among the numerous variants of the Orphic legends, the most sustainable are those of his amazing gift as a musician and singer. His initial canonized image is the tamer of the wild world through music created by his miraculous lyre. But the recovery of the biographical facts from life of the mythological figure of Orpheus is an uncommonly difficult and risky task, not immune to mistakes. However, a closer look over the ancient sources can help to recover at least partially the personality of the ancient prophet. The Enigma of the Thracians and the Orpheus Myth Huge Roman Mosaic Depicting Trojan War Saved From Terrorists in Syria Read moreSection: NewsMyths & LegendsEuropeHistoryImportant EventsFamous PeopleRead Later 

Step back in time nearly two and a half million years to the early Pleistocene Epoch in Eastern Africa and meet Homo habilis, the first true human species of the Homo genus. In this fascinating documentary, explore the lives of these primitive ancestors as they ventured out of the trees and onto the open savannas, using basic stone tools to survive the challenges of a perilous prehistoric world. 11 Mysterious Human Species That Most People Don’t Know Existed Denizens of South Africa’s Cradle of Humankind: The First Walking Apes Learn about their evolutionary journey from Australopithecus, their distinct physical traits, and how they adapted to new environments and food sources. Discover how these early toolmakers laid the groundwork for future human advancements, from crafting stone tools to possibly creating the first primitive shelters. The documentary delves into the evolution of social structures, survival strategies, and how Homo habilis coexisted with other early human species and predators like saber-toothed cats and hunting hyenas. From their basic tools to their eventual extinction, this is a story of survival, adaptation, and innovation that laid the foundation for future human development. Don’t miss this chance to uncover the origins of our ancestors and their vital role in shaping the path of humanity! Read moreSection: NewsEvolution & Human OriginsVideosRead Later 

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