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23rd September 2009
The act of trying to knock over a series of pins by rolling a round object towards them may not be new, but this great activity is as challenging and engaging today as it was in the past. Archaeologists have found evidence of bowling-type games from as lo... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
Often we have to look to our past to understand our future. Considered one of the first great civilizations, Greek culture is studied in depth. This brings us to the subject of the practical attire of the people.
Attire Worn By the People of the City-... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
Billions of golf balls go missing every year around the world so what happens to them all and where do they all go?
Death, taxes and golf balls
Golfers joke there are three definite things in life death, taxes and loosing your golf balls. Are the ... Read >
Author: Duncan White21st September 2009
First up, we’ll run through a short history of the bikini (no sniggering at the back, please) and see how we arrive at the micro bikini.
The two-piece swimsuit we know today as the bikini has only been marketed and sold as such for 60 years. But arch... Read >
Author: wbdoyle10th September 2009
Renowned as the most noteworthy archaeological excavations executed during the 20th century, the truly impressive Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses were built in order to protect the tomb of one of China’s most significant rulers.
The site was first d... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye05th September 2009
Beer is almost as old as civilization itself. It is mentioned in Sumerian texts that date back more than 5,000 years ago. Beginning in the 1950s, scientists debated the notion that beer, not bread, was actually the start of the development for agriculture... Read >
Author: Garland Drake04th September 2009
While the art of bonsai trees care is widely attributed to have developed in China more than a thousand years ago its true roots lie in antiquity. Archaeologists have found evidence of trees grown in containers in ancient Egypt, the Middle East and Medi... Read >
Author: Christine McKinnon02nd September 2009
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, also called the Church of Resurrection, is the most important and holiest church in the world. It is even considered to be holier than the Vatican. It was originally built by the mother of Emperor Constantine in 330... Read >
Author: indyainfo31st August 2009
The word "Moenjodaro" means "The City of Dead". This ancient city was discovered in 1922 by a British archaeologist Sir John Marshal. It belonged to the great Indus valley civilization which came into existence about 5000 years ago in the region irrigate... Read >
Author: Hasan15th August 2009
Welcome to the blog by florist Singapore.Archaeologists have uncovered evidence that flowers had significance to people as far back as the Pleistocene epoch. A familial Neanderthal grave discovered in Iraq contained pollen that indicated that flowers had ... Read >
Author: Nick Estrada04th August 2009
Excavation is most commonly and best known for a technique within the science of archaeology. The individual types of excavation are known simply as digs to those who participate, with this being an over literal description of the process. An excavation c... Read >
Author: Mario Bentley04th August 2009
When considering the root of the word yoga, it is easier to grasp its original intention. Originating in India, Yoga is in actuality not just something, but some things. The ancient practices that are still utilized today are believed to offer great insig... Read >
Author: Henry Funk31st July 2009
The Caldera of Santorini was formed due to large volcano eruption nearly about 3500 years ago. Now this caldera has been famed as the greatest wonder of the world. This strong volcanic eruption was occurred in Aegean Sea and this volcanic explosion create... Read >
Author: Rudtadatta Rath30th July 2009
The origin of the condom is debatable. Historians and archaeologists are still working to determine whether condoms were used in ancient Egypt and Rome. There is some evidence that the ancient Egyptians used a linen sheath at around 1000 BC.
In the 15... Read >
Author: Rich Conway24th July 2009
Don't you just love when you go out somewhere and you see somebody wearing the infamous tuxedo tee shirt? You
will see people wearing them all over the place, from bachelor parties, to giving them as gag gifts, and even
on the beach! The truth is thou... Read >
Author: Chris Sweeney22nd July 2009
Most people are convinced that plumbing as we know it today is a pretty modern invention for the reason that it was not so long ago that the majority of homes had outhouses instead of indoor toilets. In fact, archaeologists are convinced that the first fl... Read >
Author: Bryan Farrow30th June 2009
Built completely of brick and laterite, Pre Rup is a beautiful and unique temple located at Angkor, Cambodia. Pre Rup is perfect in design and architectural style. The design of the temple is almost indistinguishable from the ‘East Mebon’ however Pre ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye30th June 2009
It is not known when humans began wearing clothes. Anthropologists logically presume that humans originally lived naked, without clothing, as their natural state. They postulate the adaptation of animal skins and vegetation into coverings to protect the w... Read >
Author: Faport International05th June 2009
You may not realize it due to the ready availability of books and leather journals but there was a time in the not too distant past when books were incredibly expensive. In fact it was only some two hundred years ago when books were all made by hand using... Read >
Author: Chriss Tyrrell04th June 2009
"I would like to order a three-page Custom Written Essay delivered to me within 24 hours, please." Yes, you are reading it right. It is not a spoof for a fast-food commercial nor a crazy customer trying to pull a prank on the order taker.
It is just ... Read >
Author: Cedric0715th May 2009
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How Men First Began Cutting Their Own Throats
Some barber shops are bringing back the beloved straight razor shave. What's not to like? While the barber goes about his business, you get to completely ... Read >
Author: Kennedy's All-American Barber Club14th May 2009
The fascinating remains of what many now believe to be the Temple of Dionysus, are perched high on a hill top in the Eastern Rhodope mountain range, around 15 kilometres or so from the town of Kardzhali. Currently the archaeological remains are still a wo... Read >
Author: Rachel Gawith17th April 2009
Creating mosaics is an art. Not everyone can create a masterpiece by arranging small pieces of colored glass. Mosaics have been around for a very long time. The earliest example dates from the 4th century BC and it has been found in an ancient Macedonian ... Read >
Author: Mel C15th April 2009
A roundhouse and sauna, from the Iron ages has been uncovered near junction A358 and the M5 at Cumbria Farm, in Taunton, Somerset, England, March 2009.
Ancient sauna cultures are often associated with Scandinavian countries and are not really associa... Read >
Author: Divapor15th April 2009
A roundhouse and sauna, from the Iron ages has been uncovered near junction A358 and the M5 at Cumbria Farm, in Taunton, Somerset, England, March 2009.
Ancient sauna cultures is often associated with Scandinavian countries and are not really associat... Read >
Author: Divapor13th April 2009
A roundhouse and sauna, from the Iron ages has been uncovered near junction A358 and the M5 at Cumbria Farm, in Taunton, Somerset, England, March 2009.
Ancient sauna cultures is often associated with Scandinavian countries and are not really associat... Read >
Author: Divapor07th April 2009
Collecting World Coins
Apart from the need to engage in trading coins and working eagerly to obtain rare coins, some people have a natural desire for collecting world coins. Often this interest is sparked when one encounters foreign currency; these coi... Read >
Author: Borge Nielsen04th April 2009
Sometimes it's hard to find the right gift. If you're struggling to get a gift that carries the meaning you want, - don't despair though. There are tried and tested ways to spark someone's imagination and offer them a constant reminder of how much you lov... Read >
Author: Johnasmith31st March 2009
Sometimes it's hard to find the right gift. If you're struggling to get a gift that carries the meaning you want, - don't despair though. There are tried and tested ways to spark someone's imagination and offer them a constant reminder of how much you lov... Read >
Author: neiljontas30th March 2009
Peru is a country that inspires visitors from all over the globe to come and discover what it has to offer. With stunning scenery, vibrant cities and, for some, the chance to discover treasure, there's plenty that sets Peru apart from the rest.
Home t... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton25th March 2009
Generally, collectors share the same interest of preserving the heritage so they can study the development of antique items. As you uncover all the antique collections of the various club members, you'll realize that sooner or later you will also be one o... Read >
Author: Jade Simpson11th March 2009
There is a big confrontation amongst scholars, saints and journalists whether Bible is a myth, foisted off upon us or a true history. Even public opinion is quite against the authenticity of the great epic Bible. If we believe upon pollster George Gallup ... Read >
Author: Bible Studies Online04th March 2009
Research has shown there are now more people today exploring caves than ten years ago. This isn't only being done by geologists and archaeologists but ordinary people who want to see what's inside.
Not everyone will be able to see the wonders inside t... Read >
Author: Jiro Sosh04th March 2009
There is a big confrontation amongst scholars, saints and journalists whether Bible is a myth, foisted off upon us or a true history. Even public opinion is quite against the authenticity of the great epic Bible. If we believe upon pollster George Gallup ... Read >
Author: SEOGenies03rd March 2009
There is a big confrontation amongst scholars, saints and journalists whether Bible is a myth, foisted off upon us or a true history. Even public opinion is quite against the authenticity of the great epic Bible. If we believe upon pollster George Gallup ... Read >
Author: Bible Studies Online02nd March 2009
There is a big confrontation amongst scholars, saints and journalists whether Bible is a myth, foisted off upon us or a true history. Even public opinion is quite against the authenticity of the great epic Bible. If we believe upon pollster George Gallup ... Read >
Author: Bible Studies Online26th February 2009
The origins of glassmaking in Venice go back to the times of the Roman Empire when molded glass was used for illumination in bathhouses. Blending Roman experience with the skills learned from the Byzantine Empire and trade with the Orient, Venice emerged ... Read >
Author: glassofvenice18th February 2009
Especially NASA, but also other governments are on the lookout for extraterrestrial beings from outer space trying to invade earth and many theories exist. My theory is that earth is already invaded by aliens without the human race knowing about it.
Th... Read >
Author: kaprizent09th February 2009
Dubai is an interesting and fun modern city. It is easy to see why people are moving to Dubai. Dubai has as many modern day attractions as great historical sites and other fun things to do on a vacation. It can also be an amazing and exotic place to have ... Read >
Author: Nicole Hedrick28th January 2009
So, why do we drink alcohol? Any idea? Yes, to get drunk I know, but what I mean is why do we drink alcohol as a species, why is it a social activity and when did it all begin? Actually no-one can be sure when the first alcohol was imbibed as our hairy a... Read >
Author: Stevo18th January 2009
When was the last time you visited with a lonesome only to have their children frog demo you out to the backyard to vista their newest acquisition which you knew little about, their pet guinea pig?
And delightful they are, for guinea pigs make great p... Read >
Author: Julia Solomon13th January 2009
So who actually built the pyramids of Egypt? Is the response the same as that of the modern day archaeologists who have to respond to their Christian and Jewish investors and their Egyptian hosts. That they were constructed by the bare hands of past Egypt... Read >
Author: Darlene Gremlek12th January 2009
Ruins is a word used to describe the remains of man-made architecture. These are remains of something that has become partly or mostly destroyed. Visiting the ruins gives you the chance to imagine the lives of the ancient people who lived there. The struc... Read >
Author: Ella09th January 2009
Every fan who has welcomed jewelry knows first-hand the beauty and value compiled often attributed to the Native American jewelry. They understand the design features that our unmatched indigenous ancestors in their carefully crafted jewelry during their ... Read >
Author: Double Dee Deals07th January 2009
Sunflowers have been cultivated and harvested by many cultures for at slightest 4,500 existence. They've been worn for a make of purposes that vary from culinary to curative. While most people can immediately envisage a crop of sunflowers, few apprehend t... Read >
Author: Jenny Styles05th January 2009
Ruins is a word used to describe the remains of man-made architecture. These are remains of something that has become partly or mostly destroyed. Visiting the ruins gives you the chance to imagine the lives of the ancient people who lived there. The struc... Read >
Author: Ella05th January 2009
The science of Locksmith was originally conceived for the purposes of making and defeating locks. Since its inception, there has been two major components in locksmith, the lock itself and a key to open the lock.
Opening a lock may depend on several di... Read >
Author: Capshaw17th December 2008
What is Chihuahua? You must be feeling very much anxious to know the answer. Well, Chihuahuas are the smallest breed of dog in the world. Basically they can be categorized under ‘natural toy breed’. If you throw back your mind in history of the develo... Read >
Author: stellarose1815th December 2008
Online bingo is taking the world by storm. Essentially a game of chance, bingo is played by a wide variety of people, including everything from Hollywood celebrities, sprightly octogenarians and teenagers.
A few years back the mere mention of word ‘... Read >
Author: Marshall14th December 2008
A vase for all flowers, the Ringlet Spiral vase has an inserted helix that adjusts to different heights and allows you to use one vase for a variety of flowers and create unique arrangements. Modern and surprising, the Ringlet is not only beautiful but al... Read >
Author: baji14th December 2008
A vase for all flowers, the Ringlet Spiral vase has an inserted helix that adjusts to different heights and allows you to use one vase for a variety of flowers and create unique arrangements. Modern and surprising, the Ringlet is not only beautiful but al... Read >
Author: baji14th December 2008
A vase for all flowers, the Ringlet Spiral vase has an inserted helix that adjusts to different heights and allows you to use one vase for a variety of flowers and create unique arrangements. Modern and surprising, the Ringlet is not only beautiful but al... Read >
Author: baji05th December 2008
A trip to Akumal and the Riviera Maya region of Mexico would not be complete without a visit to one of the numerous Mayan ruins in the area. This area is steeped in the history of this ancient civilization that still influences the art, cuisine and cultur... Read >
Author: M Gravlee03rd December 2008
It's almost that time of year again, and it is time to get started thinking about Christmas presents. Although the holiday season is a family event, we all know that children are the priority. As with every year the presents seem to be getting bigger and ... Read >
Author: Johnasmith26th November 2008
They crafted immense pyramids, some of which were two hundred feet high, from stone, earth, and rubble. Mayan engineers constructed causeways and elevated walkways from stone. One of the wild jungle, without the benefit of motorized construction vehicles.... Read >
Author: sulamita20th November 2008
Forts In Goa
Goa has a rich historical legacy that many don't know about. A living testimony to this historical legacy is the famous forts of Goa. Not only are they popular tourist attractions but they also provide vital historical information to histo... Read >
Author: Jaipur Travel Guide10th November 2008
Tribal tattoos have been the choice of more and more people these days. This form of body art has been there since the ancient times and it carries different meanings and symbolisms. Nearly 50% of the people who get a tattoo prefer tribal designs. So ho... Read >
Author: lucy watson04th November 2008
The next time you globule a line in the water off the field of a craft equipped with the newest sonar campaign, dig into the cooler beside your feet for a favourite potion and kick your feet up to like a relaxing day of fishing.
Fishing is one of the o... Read >
Author: Jed Segal30th October 2008
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Known as the Caput Mundi or the Capital of the World, Rome has a enourmous amount of sites to see, all if which can be enjoyed either by foot, or on the tour busses which circle the city.
With a populatio... Read >
Author: directline-holidays.co.uk16th October 2008
A Bar Mitzvah is a ceremonial event that happens at age 13 in the life of a male Jewish boy. 'Bar' means son in Aramaic, and 'Mitzvah' means 'of the commandment'. The celebration is called a Bar Mitzvah, and the boy himself is also called a Bar Mitzvah. T... Read >
Author: Jeff Fain06th October 2008
Well, one of the primary needs of both men and women is the undergarments and these days there have been so many trends in these garments that when you land up in a place for their shopping you would just be eye struck of what to buy and what not to buy. ... Read >
Author: Alfred Thomas16th September 2008
From times immemorial, the nuptial orb or rather the wedding ring, has been the symbol of everlasting love. The shape of the ring-the circle- bears deep significance, acting as a symbol of the Sun, the Universe, the Earth, of Holiness and of Peace. Weddin... Read >
Author: Suzanne Macguire12th September 2008
Search Egypt travel guide and you’ll be inundated with the usual suspects – Cairo, the Nile cruise, ancient Luxor, the pyramids, Aswan & Alexandria. For many these have an unmistakable draw. And with good reason! But the quest for uncovering somethin... Read >
Author: Rajesh Mishra10th September 2008
Inside information
Phuket is the largest island in Thailand, the land area is of around 543 sqm- which is about the size of Singapore with a population at the current standing of approximately 320,000 people. Apart from its famed beaches, you will notic... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com08th September 2008
A new approach that combines a laptop computer, flatbed scanner, and a turntable with a laser rangefinder automates a painfully slow task facing archaeologists -- reconstructing ancient artifacts from thousands of tiny, often-eroded pieces.
For severa... Read >
Author: Shane02nd September 2008
Getting a tattoo is not a recent phenomenon as the practice has existed for thousands of years. Perhaps the most famous archaeological discovery was that of the discovery of the Iceman who had 57 tattoos on his body. Archaeologists estimate that this man ... Read >
Author: Ling Tong29th July 2008
The next time you drop a line in the water off the side of a boat equipped with the latest sonar devices, dig into the cooler beside your feet for a favourite beverage and kick your feet up to enjoy a relaxing day of fishing.
Fishing is one of the old... Read >
Author: Jeanie Smith16th July 2008
On the sun drenched island of Malta, south of Sicily, and North of Tunisia, temples can be found which date back as far as any in the known world. Such a variety and quality of temples have been found on this little island, that visitors, historians, arch... Read >
Author: Tom West15th July 2008
Yorkshire has long been a popular holiday destination. Its history has uniquely positioned the county to offer several locations that provide travelers with an historical perspective on cultures that lived long ago. Yorkshire also offers a host of museums... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer15th July 2008
Most historians and archaeologists suggest that the area now known as Yorkshire has been inhabited since 8,000 B.C. Since that time, several civilizations have come and conquered the area, only to be driven from it by other warring nations. It's a land th... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th July 2008
If you have a close look at the Mexican flag, you will see that in its central area lies the figure of an eagle eating a snake in the top of a cactus. This is a very representative image of the Mexican National identity, which can also be seen at one side... Read >
Author: Armando Martinez09th July 2008
How can we define technology
The term technology is derived from the Greek word,” Technologia” which means material objects, such as tools, crafts, machines, hardware, utensils etc. For inventing a newish model, technology needs some sort of enviro... Read >
Author: MUmarF25th June 2008
Historical description of lapis lazuli
• Lapis lazuli is a “Deep Blue Gemstone” which is of the pyrites shape and shines just like a beautiful star. It is one of the glorious gemstones of all times that come from the “Arabian Nights”. This so... Read >
Author: MUmarF20th June 2008
In 2007, Egypt made $7.4 million from tourism alone, highlighting two things – just how important foreign visitors are to the country’s economy, and just how many reasons there are for those visits. As one of the world leaders in attracting the intrep... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins09th June 2008
Newport Castle
If you are visiting Newport, why not go and see the Newport Castle which stands on the banks of the River Usk. It was built in the early 14th century to guard the area and control the river. Most of the stone structure that still stands is... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer05th June 2008
What does your job mean to you ? Is it a career you’ve trained for, in a field you love and are committted to ? Do you wake up every day happy eager to get to work ? In contrast, is it a mere job, just a means to an end, a paycheck at the end of every w... Read >
Author: Barbara Freedman-De Vito02nd June 2008
Silk fiber is an important material for clothing, which sustains humanity. It is ancient Chinese who developed this valuable material for textiles.
Sericulture is the most successful example of exploiting insect resources to serve mankind in anci... Read >
Author: tcmadvisory15th May 2008
Recently, recycling has been given a lot of media coverage across the world. However recycling it isn’t anything new; it’s been a common practise for thousands of years. Going way back to 400 BC, Archaeologists have found evidence of recycling in was... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell06th May 2008
If you’re looking for an overseas property for sale, Egypt is the country of choice for investors, as investors are benefiting from high returns from both rental yield and capital growth.
Property Investments
In recent years Egypt has started to ... Read >
Author: Vincent Shaw08th April 2008
If you are in London, you definitely have to make time to visit the British Museum no matter how packed your itinerary is. You will certainly not regret it. A visit to the British Museum will take you through the stories of many different cultures and peo... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson07th April 2008
Archaeologists say that the necklace was first worn by man in the Stone Age. In the year 2004, some scientists were digging a South Africa caves and were able to discover 41 mollusks that were believed to have been strung together to be some kind of neck ... Read >
Author: Online Shopping01st April 2008
Turn your child's birthday into a memorable event. All kids have a favourite character. Turn the favourite one into a birthday party theme for your little one and have a memorable birthday party.
Themed parties are great fun as they are easy to plan an... Read >
Author: Yogi19th March 2008
Take a Tour through South Africa's Best Archaeological Sites
South Africa has been called the “Cradle of Humankind” and the country's archaeological sites rank among the most scientifically and historically important in the world. Archaeologists be... Read >
Author: Toureagle13th February 2008
Power Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Basic Yoga, Bikram Yoga, Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga: No, it's not the little green dude from STAR WARS. And no, as some tend to be easily confused, it doesn't come in flavors. So what, in essence, is Yoga? I'm glad you're thinking alo... Read >
Author: Matty Byloos22nd January 2008
If you walk around a modern metropolis today, it is pretty hard to imagine the first structures built in time by our ancient relatives. That being said, the long story of construction is a fascinating one.
Many historians believe that the first thing e... Read >
Author: Aazdak Alisimo14th November 2007
In 1532 the Spaniards arrived in Peru. Since then many valuable artefacts were destroyed by the Spanish invaders, private collectors were interested in buying them as well. Speaking about the relics of Machu Picchu, the artefacts were lawfully taken on lo... Read >
Author: Samantha Smith04th October 2007
In June 1986 archaeologists of Tel Aviv University announced discovery of two small silver amulets. These two silver scrolls were found in 1979 deep inside a burial cave at a site known as Ketef Hinnom, west of the old city of Jerusalem. They were hidden ... Read >
Author: Rob VandeWeghe20th September 2007
Jewellery is one of the oldest forms of body beautification. Archaeologists recently found 100,000 year-old Nassarius shells that were shaped into beads which are believed to be the oldest known jewellery. Jewellery is shaped out of almost every material... Read >
Author: Nigel M26th August 2007
When the ancestors of today’s American Indian, Alaskan Natives, and First Nation peoples migrated to the Americas, the variety and types of animals encountered were very different than those of northeast Asia. These early migrants had to learn how to h... Read >
Author: Peter N. Jones20th August 2007
When most of us think about sun room furniture we think about wicker. Sunroom covered furniture has traditionally been made from this versatile substance, then smooth in a extensive array of insignia. The fresh construction and asset of the important adds... Read >
Author: Smith Chen14th August 2007
Braces, in one form or another, have been around since 400-500 BC. According to the AAO (American Association of Orthodontists), archaeologists have discovered mummified ancients with crude metal bands wrapped around individual teeth1.
In the hundreds ... Read >
Author: Jim Martinez24th July 2007
People who find a Phoenix realtor to help them move into Phoenix homes often come here for the city's culture. Southwestern Native American cultures offer a rich history. Their art and way of life has been felt by people who followed them here, and they... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick12th May 2007
A GUIDE TO CRYPTIC THINKING, decoding ciphers, brings the topic of ancient astronaut back to hot.When we talk about ancient astronaut, there is a theory that alien astronaut visited our earth during ancient times and they affected our creation of civiliza... Read >
Author: Morten06th March 2007
Jewelry is the oldest forms of body adornment, archaeologists recently found some 100,000 year-old shells that were made into necklaces. As of today they are thought to be the oldest known form of jewelry ornaments found. And men, along time, are not stra... Read >
Author: Nicolas Mekchoudi05th March 2007
When it comes to a subject like plumbing, occasionally it is interesting to get an overview of the subject. With that in mind, we give you the role of plumbing through the evolution of society.
The word plumbing derives from the Latin word for lead, p... Read >
Author: Fred Linson13th February 2007
Cosmetics
Women have been wearing cosmetics for thousands of years. Archaeologists have evidence of men and women using cosmetics in Egypt over 6000 years ago! Wealthy Egyptian women would paint their nails, massage their faces with creams and oils, ap... Read >
Author: Steve Dolan31st January 2007
What’s America’s Favorite weight loss d.r.u.g?
You guessed it—caffeine.
We use more caffeine than all other drugs—legal or illegal—combined. Want to know what the stuff is doing to your body and your health?
Here’s a quick overview.
BACK... Read >
Author: Christopher Guerriero29th January 2007
Villamartin is situated near to Torrevieja in the Costa Blanca region of Spain. The area has a rich history which can be traced right back to prehistoric times. It has also has been a strategic location linking Cadiz, Seville and Malaga. Archaeologists ha... Read >
Author: Michael Saville14th January 2007
It is always important to consider the safety of children when deciding upon the type of dog we want to own. Choosing the type of the dog that is best for the safety and security of your children may vary on the breed and size of the pet you wanted to. We... Read >
Author: David Slone17th November 2006
The average schoolchild in the Western world, at some point in the curriculum, learns about the fall of the Roman Empire. It was a civilization the like of which the world had never seen?of immense power and geographic spread, unconquerable, all-encompass... Read >
Author: No Last Name05th October 2006
The story of Pompeii has always fascinated travelers, which is why it is a popular destination. While the city represented classic Roman life, the destruction of it has always been the fascinating element.
A Guide to the Significance of Pompeii for Tr... Read >
Author: Richard Monk31st August 2006
A few miles east of Girne in North Cyprus, on the seashore, lies the Neolithic site of Vrysi. Archaeologists have examined a small part of the site, and left some of the house walls exposed. The sea has undercut the promontory on which the village stood, ... Read >
Author: Jessica I. Jones05th August 2006
Archaeologists have estimated that the ancestors of cats date back to 200 million years ago. The ancestors of cats are a group of meat eating animals that include the tiger, panther, leopard, lion and cheetah, all of these being skilful hunters. These ani... Read >
Author: Andrew McGregor15th July 2006
Backgammon is thought to be the oldest game in the world, and archaeologists have found backgammon sets that date from as long ago as 3,000 BC. It is a classic game of luck combined with strategy, as you must roll dice and then choose how best to move. Th... Read >
Author: John Gibb13th July 2006
Often we have to look to our past to understand our future. Considered one of the first great civilizations, Greek culture is studied in depth. This brings us to the subject of the practical attire of the people.
Attire Worn By the People of the City-... Read >
Author: Richard Monk22nd June 2006
Before you begin any life changing adventure, it is important to know the history of what you are going into (especially if it is a belief system/religion such as Wicca).
Most people know that the modern day Wiccan religion was born in 1954 by Gerald G... Read >
Author: Darnell Money01st April 2006
Choice of business card and office stationery should be given top priority. In a world obsessed with image, and the attainment of wealth and success, it is essential your business looks good on paper. It is the first link between you, your trade / organiz... Read >
Author: Jake Gourd11th March 2006
The Worm-Train Theory: A Satire On Evolution
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Did evolution begin on Long Island?
There is overwhelming evidence suggesting that if you incubate three dozen worms in a solution of amino acids and carbon compounds for approximatel... Read >
Author: Josh Greenberger07th December 2005
Linen itself has been featured in history since Prehistoric times. Egyptian culture used linen as a basic cloth as well as for costume. Archaeologists have found samples of linen, dating back to 4200 BC. Linen that is now used in fine Swedish table lin... Read >
Author: Calle Redhe27th November 2005
On which side of the road do you drive? Depends if you're a Brit or an American.
If we go back far enough, some two thousand years ago, to the time when the Romans occupied Britain, we'll find a clue about driving habits back then. Archaeologists ... Read >
Author: Reggie Andersen16th November 2005
It is thought that earrings date back to 3000 BC where they originated in Asia and appeared in 2 formats, one being the simple hoop earring and the other the more elaborate pendant earring.
The oldest earrings ever found by archaeologists were discovered... Read >
Author: John Lewis
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