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Stonehenge
The Stonehenge we see today evolved in three phases over 800 years. It is an example of the continued importance of a site to different historical groups of people.
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A Stonehenge Gingerbread House
This recipe is a fun variant of the traditional gingerbread house created around the holidays and like the original, if this one falls apart, it's still acceptable!
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gingerbread house
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recipe
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winter solstice
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cookies
Avebury Hill: More Majestic Than Stonehenge
Avebury Hill is a vast megalithic construction that is larger and was more important than the stones at Stonehenge.
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avebury hill
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megaliths
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ancient british history
Egyptology at Stonehenge
Egyptology at Stonehenge is maybe about some cultural travellers that never was so stupid that they stopped to ask questions. Or mayby its about Egyptology and Egyptologists, I don't know - maybe best to read and find out?
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egyptology
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eiffel tower
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great wall
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china
Merlin and Stonehenge
Did he build part of the famous monument?
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merlin
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wales
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stones
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blue
Stone Circles: Not Just at Stonehenge
Stone circles can be found throughout Britain, not just at Stonehenge.
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stone circles
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ancient british history
Stonehenge
The name "Stonehenge" means "hanging stone". This ancient monument can be found on England's Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire. It still captures our imagination to this day,
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jodee redmond
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paranormal
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Stonehenge – A Place of Healing?
A British professor of Archaeology shares his theory about the purpose of Stonehenge.
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jodee redmond
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salisbury plain
Stonehenge Is Still a Mystery
Was Stonehenge a place of sun worship or an astronomical tool? Maybe neither. Nobody knows for sure still.
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ancient british history
Stonehenge: Visitor Guide
Unlock the mysteries of visiting ancient Stonehenge, one of England's top visitor attractions, with this visitor guide. Beat the crowds, have the place to yourself
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wiltshire
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private visit
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Why Build Stonehenge?
Was it a temple, burial ground, observatory, or an ancient calendar?
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paranormal
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suite 101
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jodee redmond
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druids
Maytime in Southern England. Pt.2 - Salisbury
The Travel Sleuth visits Chichester Festival Theater, the medieval Cathedral City of Salisbury, and discovers a jewel of a hotel with a restaurant to remember.
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howard's house
Shopping for space in cyber space . . . .
What happens when Suite 101's budget traveler books a room over the Internet?
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The First Structures - Building in the Prehistoric Era
Traces the history of building construction in the prehistoric era. This article is the first in the series titled "The History of Building Construction".
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building construction history
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prehistory
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prehistoric construction
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megaliths
All Saints Day
All Saints Day began in the 8th century it was established by Pope Gregory IV. It replaced the Celts New Year which was called Samhain (meaning summer's end)which was from the Druid religion.
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Backpacking Pagans
The earth-centered spirituality of Neopaganism and the wilderness lifestyle of backpacking come together in the Gaiaped spiritual path of earth spirituality.
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hiking religious tradition
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ritual trail tools
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mobility of pagans
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backpacking spirituality
Circle of Stones
A book review about a spiritual journey that opens doors of possibility, teaches self trust and develops inner strength. What was once suppressed is reborn and lives.
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ancient religions
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brogar
First Day of Fall
The astronomical start of the fall season is marked by the positions of Earth and the sun.
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autumnal equinox
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northern hemisphere
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sunrise and sunset
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balancing an egg
Goldendale in Klickitat County
Goldendale, Washington, is a startling surprise to visitors if you have never been in the area. The majestic Maryhill Museum of Art is the first thing you will probably notice on your travels down the Columbia to reach the small town.
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columbia river gorge
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observatory
Maytime in Southern England, Pt.3. Salisbury - Bath.
Join the Travelsleuth on his journey through Southern England to the Far West. Visit famed <A HREF="http://www.longleat.co.uk">Longleat</A> and its Safari Park. Meet the ebullient <A HREF="http://www.lordbath.co.uk">, Marquess of Bath</A>, the Chatelain of Longleat. Eat a superb pub lunch, and walk the banks of the tranquil Kennet-Avon Canal.
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england
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roman
Merlin the Magician
Meet the great and wise wizard from Arthurian legend - MERLIN!
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magic
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arthurian legend
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arthur
Searching for the Goddess
Searching for the Goddess. Thousands of years before Christianity came to Europe, there was the Goddess
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european travel
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goddess
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goddesses
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gods
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artemis
UK Places to See Before You Die
1000 Places to See Before You Die is a New York Times Number One Bestseller and offers a life list of 'must see' travel destinations. How do the UK and Ireland rate?
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1000 places to see before you die
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best uk and ireland travel experiences
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites
UNESCO World Heritage Sites include such natural wonders as the Grand Canyon and man-made wonders such as Egypt's Pyramids. How to visit, protect, and support them.
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sustainable tourism
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geo-tourism
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unesco world heritage sites
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pyramids
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The Crop Circle Phenomenon
Who is responsible for the creation of crop circles? Are they messages from extraterrestrials? This article takes a look at some possible explanations.
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crop circle phenomenon
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extraterrestrials
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17th century england
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crop circle images
Ancient nature consciousness, part 1: Druidism
In our era it is increasingly difficult to address environmental issues without some meaningful discussion of spirituality. There is much to be learned from the beliefs and practices of people who lived closer to the Earth and were more directly attuned to its moods and powers.
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consciousness
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death
Medicine Wheels
High in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming lies a pattern constructed entirely of stones. It, and others like it, are known as Medicine Wheels. It is believed that they were constructed by the ancient ancestors of the Plains Indian Tribes.
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Merlin: Three Versions of His Birth
Is he a god, half-god, or from a mystical Welsh family?
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myrddin
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merlinus
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ancestry
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family
Spirits and Celtic Traditions
The context of the Merlin legends
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Teaching History Through Mysteries
Historical mysteries bring history alive in the social studies classroom. Learning about the unknown in our past helps make learning fun and engaging.
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The Beaker People
Beaker Culture was prevalent 6000 years ago. It's spread across Central and Western Europe was a key element in the transition from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age.
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bronze age
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beaker pottery
The End of the Druids
What do we know of the mystical Druids so steeped in confusing and foggy history? More than you might think.
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st. patrick drives out the snakes
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caesar's gallic wars
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Winter Solstice Festivals
Ancient cultures, so many of them dependent upon agriculture, celebrated major festivals on or around the day of the Winter Solstice.
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winter solstice festivals world
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celebration sun return
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history seasonal celebration
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Circled Stones and Petroglyphs
Europe isn't the only place you can find ancient civilizations. Located in Utah with many of the same written symbols are beautiful petroglyphs of ancient origin.
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manti lds temple petroglyphs
The New Seven Wonders of the World
Will it be the Acropolis? And Alhambra? Or Angkor? Or The Eiffel Tower? What about the Great Wall of China? Which sites will be named The New Seven Wonders of the World?
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