Anthropology and Ancient Civilizations

We research and study the perspectives with which the peoples of the past observed the world: because ancient civilizations had their own existential grammars, different ways of encoding and decoding things and events, the world and the stars.
The history of humanity is dotted with different civilizations. Trying to understand other cultures and, through them, one's own is a challenge with which man can be engaged. A bit like in a game of mirrors, by understanding others we can understand ourselves: this is the opportunity that ancient civilizations offer us.
We know a great deal about our history. However, there remain unsolved puzzles and mysteries to be understood and, perhaps, errors to be corrected in the vision we have of human history.
Fantastic divinities and indecipherable knowledge, impossible megaliths and incomprehensible pyramids, are like outstretched arms of ancient cultures emerging from the mists of the past. Let's be grasped!
Cultural anthropology is our compass.