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Oft-cantankerous Archeology has greatly assisted in the quest to understand early Native American agriculture.

Estonian language is spoken by few people internationally and does not share Lithuanian's and Latvian's Indo-European roots.

The Green Man has become popular in the West since environmental awareness grew in the 1960s, and this article documents the pagan symbol's earliest evidence in Europe.

Gingko biloba, a very popular herb, has been used medicinally for thousands of years. Learn about scientifically studied uses and precautions.

China is one of the first regions to produce the alcoholic beverage of wine. Early archeological research shows that early Chinese production dates to at least 3000 BC.

Visit the ruins of some of the oldest ancient civilizations in the world, scattered throughout the Pakistani countryside.

Of course kissing feels good, but how did it start in the first place?

The story of Billy Barker, the aggressive Canadian pilot who fought an epic solo duel against 60 German fighters in the final days of World War 1.

The origin of the Pagan or Shamanic Celtic Druids was documented through the years. It's been written they mysteriously disappeared. Or did they?

The extraordinary fossil footprints discovered in Africa provide crucial evidence about hominid evolution, or how early man walked.

The use of ocher in prehistoric burial practices throughout the world shows the cultural significance that hematite had in mortuary practices among early peoples.

Why is Easter celebrated? When was Easter first celebrated? What is the history of Easter? What is the meaning of Easter and its significance to Christianity?

When backyard gardens yield more zucchinis than the gardener knows what to do with, especially when the zukes get to be "gadzukes" oversize, here's a recipe option.

The Lao PDR claims its historical and cultural roots in the ancient Kingdom of Lan Xang. But it is mostly foreign interference that has characterized the history of Laos.

An in-depth look at the consumption of fugu, a Japanese fish containing a potent poison that is lethal to humans.

From the early days of velvet cakes and Devil's food, to the addition of food coloring, red velvet cake has evolved over the generations.

While the Hopewell do not represent a single nation, they are a cohesive organization consisting of numerous tribes that share of common cultural heritage.

Excess cholesterol in the blood is a major risk factor in cardiovascular disease. This is the orthodox stance, however, a minority of experts take a different view.

Early laws focused on monetary compensation for offenses, but later Sumerian civilization will see harsher, and more brutal penalties.

Throughout the four identified mound building cultures, the practice evolved.

The image of the king as a shepherd tending to the needs of his people dates back to the dawn of civilization, and this metaphor reveals a complex political worldview.

Congressmen are wrestling with ways to combat climate change. But it seems like they are unaware of one of the world's leading initiatives to promote renewable energy.

The traditional Chinese almanac draws upon events in both the lunar and solar cycles. Nowadays, in China, it is still used along with the Western calendar.