4 Historical Things That All Imagine Error

1....Jesus was not white

More than half of the world recognizes Jesus as a white man with bright eyes, sharp facial features, long, clean hair and beard and white skin. Jesus of Nazareth, the man whom modern Christians refer to as Jesus Christ, was from the Middle East. People born in the Middle East do not resemble the features of describing Yeshua.

Turbulence began in the Renaissance Age with artists-master like Da Vinci, Rafael Mikelanxhelo and other influential people of the time. His beautiful Italian and Balkan features made it easier for Christians in Europe to identify with him. At the time of the Crusades, it was in the Church's favor not to remind people of Yeshua's origins.

2....The Giza pyramids in Egypt at the beginning were white and shiny

These magnificent structures are the living proof of ancient engineering. If we were to return to the century when these pyramids were created, we would see very different structures. The pyramids were covered with smooth limestone tiles. The tiles were set so that the entire pyramid would look like a single solid structure. The dimensions of each tile were in width, length and height were about 1.5 meter, each stone weighed about 15 tons.

When we look at them today after earthquakes, wind storms, wars, and after a long time, the basic structure of the slab seems difficult. Many of these cut-and-lay tiles became part of other structures nearby like mosques or different buildings.

1. The statues of ancient Greece were colorful
   
   The artists of the Renaissance parade tried to imitate the Greek style, and this gives plenty of clues about marble statues. But archaeologists have found evidence in ancient Greek literature along with illustrations of people's drawings that in Greek sculptures a variety of shiny and bright colors were used.

Time has erased many of the basic elements of colors. People were taught in the simple white, referred to as "Greek art".

1. The Statue of Liberty is a modern version of Kolos of Rhodes
   
   The Statue of Liberty is modeled by French engineers based on the model of the famous Rhodes statue. While the Colossus stands at the entrance to Olympus, the Lady of Freedom stands at the entrance to the land of freedom.