Articles, tagged with "native american tribes", page 4
23rd August 2009
California and indeed the entire western region of the United States face
chronic issues with respect to water use management. As reported in a
December 2008 article on this site, California faces special problems
intensified by cycles of drought; addi...
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Author:
Glenn
02nd August 2009
Color is an important part of the different Native American tribes and in fact, as you look at the different items they create, such as blankets, pottery, dolls, and artwork, you would quickly realize that they each use something different. For Southwest...
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Author:
Craig Chambers
28th July 2009
St. John's wort has emerged recently as an herb that is known to assist the nervous system. Quite a few naturopathic physicians rank kava kava, valerian, St. John's wort, passionflower, and hops as the most effective herbs for treating insomnia. A study t...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
19th July 2009
Colon cleansing is all the rage these days. From Internet and Infomercial hawkers to exclusive spas and resorts, it seems like everyone is trying to, ummm, clean the junk out of their trunk. Cleansing in the form of enemas goes back a long way, however, a...
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16th July 2009
Frog tattoos are highly symbolic but also really cute and funny. They are normally displayed as armbands, on the lower back, ankles, shoulders, upper back, chest etc. Frog tattoos are discovered all over the world. Tree frog tattoos are ideal for a youn...
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Author:
Mark F Hargreaves
26th June 2009
Chickweeds are an annual herb that can be found growing in temperate zones, artic zones, and throughout. The most likely origin of this plant, although not known for sure, is Eurasia. Chickweeds have established themselves all over the world, as they may ...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
11th June 2009
I have tried to convince many friends to listen to audio books online. This really is not any different to reading a regular book, except that someone else's voice does the reading for you. Apparently the move from the 'traditional book' to a compact disc...
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Author:
suegold
04th June 2009
Even though bayberry is known best for the candle wax that is made from its fragrant berries, the dried root bark is used very often for its medicinal properties. Bayberry has been long used as a tonic to treat both diarrhea and external wounds. This herb...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
04th June 2009
Long before Austin became the bustling city that we see today, it was a popular hunting and fishing area for many of the regional Native American tribes. Nomadic tribes, such as the Apache, Tonkawa and Comanche, made camp in the area and took advantage of...
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Author:
Joe Cline
01st June 2009
Salts of copper and aluminum are the two main ingredients of turquoise. So turquoise is often found in association with copper deposits, and since there are large deposits in the Southwestern states of Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada and Colorado, it follows...
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Author:
Geonerd20
01st May 2009
Women look beautiful especially when they put the most beautiful jewelry on. Amongst various types, earrings are one such accessory that adds a tinge of that extra beauty to a woman's face. Earrings can be worn in two ways; they can be either clipped on o...
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Author:
michael russell
23rd April 2009
Contrary to what your folks usually think, and from what you may have heard while growing up, aspirin sensitivity is not an allergy. Though, the effects and symptoms of the case can be somehow depicting and similar to those of allergies, aspirin sensitivi...
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Author:
suegold
17th April 2009
In the face of this severe, take-no-prisoners economic downturn, far too many organizations are responding in knee-jerk reaction to the thought of holding all but the smallest of meetings. Training budgets are slashed. Employees hunker behind their desk, ...
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Author:
Eileen McDargh
09th April 2009
Bear Lake Valley, which crosses the border of Idaho and Utah, has a rich and colorful history. Native Americans, trappers, outlaws, grizzly bears and even a mythical lake monster all add to the intriguing past of this beautiful valley.
Bear Lake Valle...
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Author:
Robert Bell
09th April 2009
Jewelry from the American Southwest is very popular today, and within this genre of jewelry, one of the most popular item is a silver turquoise pendant. In many ways, turquoise jewelry has become quite synonymous with the arts and crafts of the Native Am...
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Author:
Dale Arnold