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With a foundation that originates back to ancient times, medical astrology differs today from what our ancestors once relied on. In the past, astrologers used this practice when they didn’t even know the exact time of birth of a patient. They would instead create a chart that focused on the time that the patient became…
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Many different ancient cultures are responsible for shaping the concept and beliefs of astrology. For example, the Egyptians were able to calculate when a good or bad harvest would hit their people. Sometimes, issues like war and peace, came into better view when using astrology. However, while some believe that Egypt started to focus on…
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Not all areas of astrology focus on the sun, moon, stars, and planets, as medical astrology takes into consideration the inner-workings of the human body. When you come in contact with a professional medical astrologer, you can receive a birth chart that analyzes your ins and outs concerning the strengths and weaknesses associated with your…
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In this article, you will learn about a few interesting discoveries within the world of archeology, as well as have a chance for a moment of silence for an internationally known archeologist who has recently passed away. Internationally Known Archeologist Dies at 65 The world-renown Bulgarian archeologist Georgi Kitov , known for uncovering Thracian tombs…
This month, German biologists have revealed the discovery of a new species of ant that they feel is the oldest on Earth, as it may date back to about 120 million years ago. In 2007, researchers hailing from the Karlsruhe’s Natural History Museum uncovered an ant measuring three millimeters long (the equivalent to 0.118 inches)…
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Prince Henry (Henrique) the Navigator was named so by the English, and was known as the Portuguese royal prince who enjoyed supporting the expeditions of explorers. It was because of Henry that many sailing adventures traveled down the west coast of Africa and to other locations about the world. While Henry was quite interested in…
Isn’t it funny that some Eskimos have resorted to using refrigerators as a way to keep their food from becoming frozen? In this article, you will encounter other interesting trivia tidbits that touch upon the lives of one of the former richest men in the world, a well-known general, and a great scientist. An Honor…
The Minoans based their livelihood on business and commercial interests that centered on trading overseas. When analyzing their culture, a high level of organization is present that shows through from 1700 BC and onward. A great deal of historians and archeologists feel that the Minoans also played an important role in the tin trade of…
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A cache of gilded jewels, pottery, and weapons has been uncovered by archeologists excavating an ancient burial site located close to Pella (in northern Greece). This particular location is of importance because it is also the birthplace of Alexander the Great. The Birthplace of Alexander Brings Greek Treasures Researchers excavating the land uncovered a cemetery…
Besides being an explorer, Sir Walter Raleigh was also known as a historian, poet, and soldier, who led expeditions to South and North America. With hopes of increasing trade with the New World, locating new settlements, and uncovering gold, Raleigh accomplished a lot before he was executed by King James I for treason. In this…