Ancient Civilizations

Ancient Greece, at one time one of the world's most advanced and imaginative societies in history, was influential on its contemporaries, and its influence has remained topical even into the 21st century, with its contributions to military, political, artistic, and social institutions widely recognizable in all western spheres both maintaining relevance.

Decidedly committed to facilitating a free society in which the incomparably mass population could all live with ease of access and accessibility, Rome epitomized how ancient society could simultaneously keep its citizenry consistently safe and entertained.

Though today largely unoccupied and reduced to little more than ruins, the mysteries surrounding the Aztecs, Mayans, and other neighboring ancient utopias, and their complex and violent histories, continue to spark intrigue even today.

Incomparably the most accomplished society in its region before, during, and for many years after its peak, Ancient Egypt took advantage of its opportunistic location, located between the Nile river and the Mediterranean Sea, to distance themselves if not completely lap its societal contemporaries on all sides of its borders.