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Month: June 2012

Deadly Foods You Might Be Eating II

Posted on June 30, 2012 By jim No Comments on Deadly Foods You Might Be Eating II

Whether you’re making a summer salad or baking a sweet treat, you may come in contact with a few ingredients that have a connection to harmful or deadly chemicals and compounds. In this article, you will learn why you should be aware of the preparation of foods with tomatoes, rhubarb, nutmeg, cherries and almonds.  …

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Deadly Foods You Might Be Eating I

Posted on June 30, 2012 By jim No Comments on Deadly Foods You Might Be Eating I

In grocery stores (especially ethnic shops), you may come across cassava chips ”“ made from a shrub that grows in South America. However, there is something you should know about cassava. In this article, you will learn about some of the foods you may consume that have a dangerous asterisk. Cassava Full of carbohydrates and…

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Workers Uncover Ancient Road in Greece

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While working in the second-largest city in Greece, a crew building a new subway system uncovered a gem for archeologists to explore. A section of ancient road constructed by the Romans has been revealed during the construction work. Measuring 70 meters or 230 feet long, it offers a glimpse at the main hub of travel…

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Interesting June 2012 Headlines

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One will never know what happened to a 16th century hairpin once belonging to French Queen Catherine de Medici. In this article, you will learn more about the hairpin and other interesting headlines to hit the new in June of 2012. Mystery of the 16th Century Hairpin One will never know what happened to a…

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What was the Forum of Caesar?

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Julius Caesar was an infamous ancient Roman general and statesman, who had many building dedicated in his honor over the years. However, Caesar is responsible for constructing the Forum of Caesar in 46 BC, which was located close to the Forum Romanum in Rome. In this article, you will learn more about the construction and…

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What was the Forum of Augustus?

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The first emperor of the Roman Empire, Augustus, is responsible for building the Forum of Augustus, which was known as one of the Imperial forums in Rome. Not only did the structure serve as a place of honor, but it also was used to store the treasures that came from their battles. In this article,…

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Ancient Roman Gardens

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Lovers of flowers, trees and other greenery would probably have loved to roam the ancient gardens in Rome to catch a glimpse at the historical influences in gardening that the city contributed. In this article, you will encounter a few gardens that set the standards in planting and cultivating, including one located at an ancient…

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Circuses of Ancient Rome

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During ancient times, circuses were open-air venues used for public events during the days of the Roman Empire. Sometimes, they provided a marketplace for people to sell their wares and shop for trinkets. Other times, the circuses held outdoor events or allowed government officials to gather. In this article, you will learn about some of…

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What Happened at the Collosseum in Rome?

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During the ancient days of Rome, the Colosseum was one of the most happening places to go when looking for entertainment in town. Not only did the structure host the exciting bravery and strength of gladiators, but it also offered a place for other events to take place. In this article, you will learn more…

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Examples of Ancient Roman Amphitheaters

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When the people of ancient Rome wished to enjoy an outing in town, attending an event at an amphitheater was a popular option thousands of years ago. Throughout the region, these structures were built to accommodate gladiator contests and other activities. In this article, you will learn about two of these structures that thrived during…

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