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With the Euro as strong as it is these days, here are some tips for those who wish to spend quality time in Lisbon but not the big bucks.

At age three, Prince Atahualpa of Peru went through the ceremony of Rutu Chicoy, his first haircut, which showed that he was now weaned and ready for his education.

Roman eating was not all about stuffed dormice and complex feasting. Basically simple and healthy, many of the recipes have survived into the present day.

Led by Colonel John Glover and his regiment from Marblehead, Massachusetts, a small group of Continental soldiers managed to fight off the British at Pelham, New York.

The chasquis formed the communications system of the Inca Empire of Peru, speeding along the narrow pathways and steps of the mountain road system at amazing speeds.

Suite 101 provides a round-up of the results from the some of September's professional cycle races, including the Tour of Missouri where Christian Vande Velde impressed.

In Bolivia, there is a neo-conservative backlash against Andean aboriginal peoples who are seeking to build a pluralist state in which native peoples have autonomy.

. . . like bees swarming out of a hive

Battling economic hardship and political turmoil, ordinary Zimbabweans now face a new threat from the one thing they cannot live without- water.

Elements and directions are important in Pagan tradition and magickal practice. Each of these has specific attributes and is part of the Tarot and astrology.