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Learn about History of Ghazal

28th September 2009
Ghazal originated in Iran in the 10th century AD It grew from the Persian qasida, which in verse form had come to Iran from Arabia. The qasida was a panegyric written in praise of the emperor or his noblemen. The part of the qasida called tashbib got deta... Read >
Author: shahid

Four poster beds- A symbol of class

03rd August 2009
Four poster beds have remained a choice of the elite class for centuries. A four poster bed is a bed with vertical stakes on all four corners which provide support to an upper panel or a tester. However, lots of people prefer four poster beds without a te... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

Brief history of Venetian masks from 1200 to 1700

30th July 2009
When we went to Venice one is struck by the charm of this unique city, the time seems to stand still at 700, in which century Venice became the most beloved cities in Europe. Often, noblemen or coming every city of the continent, loved to travel especia... Read >
Author: James Kaliso

Renaissance Dresses Enhance Your Appearance in Ren Fair Party

30th June 2009
Renaissance period had in fact some prettily designed dresses for men, women and children. The fashion in renaissance period was disposed towards the lavish designs and simplistic forms. According to historical records, silks and furs were broadly used in... Read >
Author: Article Publisher

Chan Chan City: The Largest Adobe City in the World

08th April 2009
Chan Chan city is located near Trujillo on the north coast of Peru. It was the capital of the ChimĂș kingdom from AD 850 until 1470 when the Incas, lead by Tupac Inca Yupanqui, conquered them. According to legend, Tacaynamo (also called Chimu Capac) was t... Read >
Author: Thomas Carroll

Holland, the Land of Flowers

13th February 2009
Holland is a region located in the western part of the Netherlands. When we hear "Holland", the first images that comes to mind are windmills, cheese, their national costume or klederdracht, and of course - tulips! Holland tulips have become popular all o... Read >
Author: Timothy Spencer

Buying A Diamond Engagement Ring

28th January 2009
These days, it seems that the engagement ring is synonymous to the diamond, a symbol that stands for everlasting love and devotion in the 20th century. In western tradition, a diamond engagement ring is given to a woman to signify her status as a bri... Read >
Author: Paul Easton

Christmas in Malta

12th January 2009
Although Christmas is celebrated all over Europe, Malta has its own special ways of celebrating its holiday season. This article gives you some ideas of the traditions in Malta and what one can do during this Celebrative time. Christmas Traditions in M... Read >
Author: Claire

Getting A Blue Kerry Terrier

07th January 2009
The Blue Kerry terrier pet dog is one of the most mysterious breeds of terriers. This is because of the fact that even though the breed has been known by the Irish for at leas 150 years, nobody really knows where they came from or how they were first bred... Read >
Author: Joy Smit

Some very interesting facts about heirloom beds

05th January 2009
For centuries, bed has been considered as a significant piece of furniture in the home representing a status symbol. In ancient Egypt, beds were not only meant for sleeping, but they were also used as a place to have meals and social disport. From time a... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

The History of the Cap and Gown in Higher Education

29th December 2008
Higher education is changing and increasing in popularity year on year. Newly available subjects and the option to study online courses highlight the influence of the modern and fast-advancing world on university life, yet certain traditions still remain... Read >
Author: MarkeD

Learn General Information on Jogging and the History of Jogging

01st December 2008
Jogging, as an act of running over a distance at a measured pace, has been around since the beginning of man. The earliest cave dwellers who know it was not safe to be out in the wild after dark, knew from the position of the setting sun, when it was time... Read >
Author: Jenny Jenkins

Shopping in Agra

20th November 2008
Shopping in Agra Agra is known not only for its monumental wonders but also for its handicrafts and fine arts traditions. You can shop to your hearts content in the markets of Agra. Shopping in Agra is something you're sure to enjoy... Read >
Author: Jaipur Travel Guide

An architectural masterpiece

28th July 2008
Castle Coch situated in sleepy hamlet in Southern Wales in a northern corner of Cardiff is almost surreal. The exquisitely preserved architecture and the tall spires and the circular black roofs make it seem like something straight out of a fairytale. The... Read >
Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe

Homes for Sale in Paphos, Cyprus

20th March 2008
The south-western coastal town of Paphos is rich in beauty and history, and the homes for sale in Paphos, Cyprus are ideally located to capitalize on the wonder of the region. Paphos is said to be the birthplace of the goddess Aphrodite. This legend is ec... Read >
Author: OnlyTopResults
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