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Articles related to "Ancient Culture"
Dreams in the Existence of Human Consciousness An introductory article on the revelance of dreams to human existence. dreams • relevance • ancient cultures • consciousness • beliefs
Ugarit Occupied for over 4000 years, Ugarit was the world's first international port, a nexus point not only for goods but Bronze Age technologies and knowledge. ugarit • ugaritic • alphabet letters • letter alphabet • ancient mesopotamia
Atlantis and Thera The "Lost City of Atlantis" has captivated many as fable. But there are theories, and even some evidence, floating around that Atlantis was real, and it was Minoan. atlantis • ancient culture • ancient civilization • legend • minoans
History of Chocolate Everyone loves chocolate, but few realize its rich cultural heritage. For example, cocoa beans were once so valuable, they were actually used as currency. history of chocolate • ancient cultures harvested the cacao tree • no sugar added • spanish explorers introduce chocolate to europe • the cacao tree
Medieval Viking Gods The Norse gods were the stuff of legend and the Vikings had an different god for every important occasion. medieval viking gods • nordic religions in the middle ages • odin • the supreme viking god • the viking god thor
MESSENGERS OF ROMANCE The butterfly's beautiful flight of fancy from ancient history into the weddings of modern times. butterfly lore • butterfly myths • history • ancient culture • chinese
Sardinian Ancient Peoples and Ruins Prehistoric, Bronze Age, Phoenician, Carthaginian, Roman, Saracen and Spanish peoples were drawn to and left their mark on the second largest island in the Mediterranean. sardinia • sardegna • nuraghe • nuragic • history
Teach Computing with Early History Not all technology integration requires a computer. When including more computer science topics into the curriculum, do not overlook the importance of history. ancient history • number systems • ancient cultures • technology integration • history of computers
Geography in Greek Myth Why was the relationship between man and god so conflicted in classical mythology? An analysis of the natural world of their birth may shed some light. greek mythology and geography • geography and belief • cultural geography • environmental conditions and cultural values • ancient greek mythology and geographical influence
Favorite Norse Myths Favorite Norse Myths holds children entranced from start to finish. norse • myths • mythology • children • vikings
The Dog Days of Summer Where does the expression "the dog days of summer" come from? And why do they have such a bad reputation, one that goes beyond just sultry weather? dog day • dog days summer • sirius dog star • sirius dog days • egypt dog days
Floral Gifts and Floriography Floriography, or the language of flowers, was started in the Victorian Era to help gift-givers express their thoughts and feelings with flowers. Many dictionaries were written in regard to the meaning of flowers. Many of the definitions came from ancient mythology in which flowers were used as symbols of Gods and in springtime festivals. Today, flowers are given for almost any occasion around the world. flowers • floriography • gifts • mythology
Pre-Historic Civilizations in Ecuador Archaeological sites excavated in Ecuador prove existence of pre-historic cultures and allow us to understand more about the ancient cultures from what they left behind. inca empire • prehistoric las vegas culture • las vegas culture • el inga • ecuador
The Fullers of Rome The fullers were skilled and important tradesmen who had the task of regularly cleaning and dyeing all of the clothing worn by Romans. romans • roman clothing • fullers • togas • pompeii
Ancient Roman Clothing The clothing worn by the Ancient Romans was highly symbolic, showcasing the person's social class, wealth, occupation, and age. ancient roman clothing • roman social status • tunica • toga • bulla
Poverty Point: A National Treasure This is the first in a series of articles of educational and inexpensive places to see in Louisiana. Poverty Point located in northeast Louisiana was the center of North American Indian culture several thousand years ago. The mounds and relics are impressive. poverty point • louisiana • indians • history • mounds
The Beginning and Ending of Trees Trees, tall and short, grow silently in backyards, parks and hills. These beautiful, towering organisms have been around since the beginning of time. People love trees, sometimes worship them, and other times obliterate all the trees they can. What is it with trees? beginning ending trees • sharon west • history trees • knowledge good evil • grove
Archaeological excavations in Budapest The territory of the today's Budapest has been inhabited since the Bronze Age. First archaeologically excavation was hold in Obuda by Istvan Schövisner in 1778. hungary • budapest • europe • hungarian • archaeolocical
Christening Boats The Vikings offered human sacrifices upon launching a new longboat. It is very likely that the wine ceremony used today dates back to the original blood ceremony. christening • boats • ships • longboats • ceremony
Domestic Violence in Aboriginal Communities. Aboriginal communities are the hardest hit when it comes to domestic violence. domestic violence aboriginal communities • high rates suicide substance abuse aboriginal popu • services provided aboriginal communities inadequat • men and women victims of family abuse aboriginal c • family violence aboriginal communities not gender
Dreams in the Existence of Human Consciousness An introductory article on the relevance of dreams to human existence. dreams • crowe • lauri jean crowe • suite 101 • dreaming
Ginger: A Traveler's Aid Ginger, a wonderful Chinese flavoring, is a helpful herb as well, particularly for those who suffer from motion sickness. ginger • motion sickness • morning sickness
May Day and the Maypole – Spring Traditions These traditions and festivals, while no longer widely celebrated, have a rich and complex history, and are worth remembering and the snow melts and spring comes again. may day • spring celebration • may pole • beltane • walpurgisnacht
New Travel Guide to Singapore New travel guides to Singapore appear regularly, but sometimes one comes along written with love and affection for the city together with intimate knowledge of its soul. guide to singapore • john malathronas • myths and legends • the buddha's message is eternal • gays coming out
Rainforest World Music Festivals The Rainforest Music Festival! rainforest • festival • music • culture • artists
The Lure of Native American Collectibles Studying Native American culture, and understanding and collecting their arts, crafts and other artifacts. native american • indian • collectibles • arts • crafts
Venus, Our Sister Planet Some facts & fancy about Venus, the second planet from the Sun. venus • jupiter • planet • earth • sun
What is Paleontology? What is paleontology? What do different types of paleontologists study? What is the difference between paleontology and archaeology? palaeontology • micropaleontology • micropalaentolgy • geology • anthropology
What is Reflexology? This overview of Reflexology provides information on the history, theory and proper application by trained Reflexologists. reflexology techniques • reflexology charts • reflexology information • how reflexology works • theory of reflexology
Winter Solstice Festivals Ancient cultures, so many of them dependent upon agriculture, celebrated major festivals on or around the day of the Winter Solstice. winter solstice festivals world • celebration sun return • history seasonal celebration • year shortest day • neolithic newgrange stonehenge timekeeper
An Egyptian Healing Garden Drawing on centuries of wisdom the people of Egypt felt that you could heal body and mind with herbs, fruit and vegetables. herbal healing • egyptian medicine • egyptian gardens • healing with vegetables fruit and spices • ancient egyptian healing techniques
Are Your Collectibles Crash Proof? In these uncertain times, collectors ask if their treasures are crash proof. Three experts share their opinions. Their answers may surprise you. collecting antiques • collecting art • investing in antiques • antique values • auction values
At Home with the Gods Using the Mythos of religion and culture to infuse into your art imagination • common • thought • catharsis • art
Eagle -- Pagan Symbol of Renewal Although Benjamin Franklin objected to Eagle as the national bird, its qualities and representations reinforce the decision. Learn about this esteemed powerful bird. eagle pagan symbolism • native american eagle symbolism • celtic eagle symbolism • ancient eagle symbolism • eagle symbolism
EASY FIBER PREP There are many ways to prepare fleece for hand spinning or felting wchich don't require expensive hand carders or combs. Many people never start hand spinning or working with fiber because they think it will cost to much to try it. Here are ways to get strated which will cost little or nothing. fleece • preparation • spinning
Edible Roses The fruit of the rose offers both nutritional and medicinal value, while adding a colorful point of interest to the winter garden. rose hips • hips • haws • rose apples • fruit of the rose
Elephants in Warfare Elephants have been used in war for thousands of years. With their massive strength and magnificent ivory tusks, they inspired awe and terror in all who faced them. elephants in warfare • war elephants • elephants in battle • african elephant • indian elephant
Faith and Folklore It matters not a whit whether you believe in fairies or you don't. kate louise jolly • anglo saxon christians • elves • afflictions • priests
Glorious Geography Maps, flags, facts and fabulous photos of the world and everything on it. maps • flags • countries • geography
Gods of War in Various Pantheons Most ancient cultures had a God of War. Do you recognize any of these names? god of war • gods of war • war god • war gods • greek war god
Henry Moore: A bit of Abstract Exploration This article explores the different styles of art Moore created during his sixty year career. art • artists • sculpture • london • sculptors
How To Become Wiccan So you want to be Wiccan. How do you go about this? Is it something you can become on your own or do you need to be initiated? wiccan • initiation • ritual • become • religion
Introduction to Pre-Hellenistic Greece - Part 2 A summary of Early, Middle and Late Helladic periods. early helladic • middle helladic • late helladic • pottery • mycenae
It's Enough To Keep One Awake All Night The king who suffered from insomnia must have been suffering from nightmares. It is no wonder when you read the story of King Cormac and the events that made his life less than ideal. king cormac • ireland • palace • intrigue • kingdom
Magical Names Everyone seems to have a magical name. Some people have more than one name. What is the purpose of having a magical name, and should you choose one? magickal • magical • name • history • purpose
Meditation Music Find out which music is right for different kinds of meditation. Find music that will soothe, relax, calm, energize, stir, rouse, or awaken the soul. meditation music • ambient music meditation • soothing music • ethnic music meditation • heavy metal music meditation
Mérida, Mexico Museum Displays Catherwood Art The famous 19th century lithographs of Maya ruins by Frederick Catherwood (1799-1854) can now be seen by the public in a restored mansion in Mérida, Yucatán's capital. mérida • mexico museum displays catherwood art • lithographs of frederick catherwood now housed in • casa frederick catherwood • yucatan peninsula
More California Mini-Trips Take some time to enjoy the autumn season with a weekend trip to one of these lesser known spots. california • vacations • weekend trips • central coast • california central coast
Mummies From Around the World Although Egypt is known for its mummies, many other cultures around the world practiced mummifying their dead. mummies around the world • worldwide mummies • mummies of south america • naturally preserved mummies • ancient egyptian mummies |
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