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Abraham leaves Haran for Egypt by Francesco Bassano the Younger (1560 – 1592) Rijksmuseum (Public Domain) — 08 Apr 2022

The Sumerian Hypothesis: The Influence Of Sumer On The Primeval History

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

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The use of Mesopotamian material in the motifs and stories found in Genesis 1–11 (also called the Primeval History) has been of great interest to biblical scholars for many years. Although the Mesopotamian influence on this part of the Genesis...
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Abraham leaves Haran for Egypt by Francesco Bassano the Younger (1560 – 1592) Rijksmuseum (Public Domain) — 08 Apr 2022

The Sumerian Hypothesis: The Influence Of Sumer On The Primeval History

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

1

The use of Mesopotamian material in the motifs and stories found in Genesis 1–11 (also called the Primeval History) has been of great interest to biblical scholars for many years. Although the Mesopotamian influence on this part of the Genesis...
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Mosaic of Theodora - Basilica of San Vitale, RAVENNA (built A.D. 547), Italy. UNESCO World heritage site. (Petar Milošević/ CC BY-SA 4.0) — 06 Apr 2022

Formidable Byzantine Roman Empress Theodora - Saint Or Sinner?

By Mary Naples

History & Tradition

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The hooded gaze of an inscrutable Theodora (c.497- 548 AD) greets hundreds of thousands of visitors each year as they pay their respects to her mosaic at the Basilica of Saint Vitale in Ravenna, Italy. Encircled in glittering gold and bedecked in...
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Mosaic of Theodora - Basilica of San Vitale, RAVENNA (built A.D. 547), Italy. UNESCO World heritage site. (Petar Milošević/ CC BY-SA 4.0) — 06 Apr 2022

Formidable Byzantine Roman Empress Theodora - Saint Or Sinner?

By Mary Naples

History & Tradition

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The hooded gaze of an inscrutable Theodora (c.497- 548 AD) greets hundreds of thousands of visitors each year as they pay their respects to her mosaic at the Basilica of Saint Vitale in Ravenna, Italy. Encircled in glittering gold and bedecked in...
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Nuclear war concept. Explosion of nuclear bomb. Creative artwork decoration in dark. — 04 Apr 2022

Cakra, Destroyer Of Planets: Did Ancient Nuclear Technology Exist?

By Ken Jeremiah

Mythology & Mystery

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Nuclear power has caused some serious disasters throughout the world. Is it a modern phenomenon, or is there evidence of its existence in the ancient world? The worst nuclear disaster in the United States occurred in Rhode Island at Wood River...
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Nuclear war concept. Explosion of nuclear bomb. Creative artwork decoration in dark. — 04 Apr 2022

Cakra, Destroyer Of Planets: Did Ancient Nuclear Technology Exist?

By Ken Jeremiah

Mythology & Mystery

1

Nuclear power has caused some serious disasters throughout the world. Is it a modern phenomenon, or is there evidence of its existence in the ancient world? The worst nuclear disaster in the United States occurred in Rhode Island at Wood River...
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Mahapajapati Gotami Buddha’s stepmother and Buddhist nuns (Dharma / CC BY-SA 2.0) — 01 Apr 2022

Bhadda Kundalakesa The Rebellious Intelligent Buddhist Nun

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

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The Therigatha (Verses of the Elder Nuns) is a collection of short poems by and about the early enlightened women in Buddhism. These women were the theris (senior ones) among ordained Buddhist women. They bore that epithet due to their religious...
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Mahapajapati Gotami Buddha’s stepmother and Buddhist nuns (Dharma / CC BY-SA 2.0) — 01 Apr 2022

Bhadda Kundalakesa The Rebellious Intelligent Buddhist Nun

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

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The Therigatha (Verses of the Elder Nuns) is a collection of short poems by and about the early enlightened women in Buddhism. These women were the theris (senior ones) among ordained Buddhist women. They bore that epithet due to their religious...
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Callanish Stones (spanishjohnny72 / Adobe Stock) — 30 Mar 2022

The Great British Archaeoastronomical Megalithic Structure Myth

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

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In 1637 AD, John Greaves, the English mathematician, astronomer, antiquarian and professor of geometry at Gresham College in London, England, measured and studied famous ancient monuments in Italy and Egypt including the Great Pyramid. This...
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Callanish Stones (spanishjohnny72 / Adobe Stock) — 30 Mar 2022

The Great British Archaeoastronomical Megalithic Structure Myth

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

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In 1637 AD, John Greaves, the English mathematician, astronomer, antiquarian and professor of geometry at Gresham College in London, England, measured and studied famous ancient monuments in Italy and Egypt including the Great Pyramid. This...
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The Archetypal Origins Of Norse And Celtic Sea Deities — 28 Mar 2022

The Archetypal Origins Of Norse And Celtic Sea Deities

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Long before the chemical composition of water was discovered, ancient cultures recognized it as the elixir of life, protected and ruled over by powerful deities. Only in the late 19th century chemist Henry Cavendish (1731-1810) became the first...
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The Archetypal Origins Of Norse And Celtic Sea Deities — 28 Mar 2022

The Archetypal Origins Of Norse And Celtic Sea Deities

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Long before the chemical composition of water was discovered, ancient cultures recognized it as the elixir of life, protected and ruled over by powerful deities. Only in the late 19th century chemist Henry Cavendish (1731-1810) became the first...
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Richard the Lionheart on his way to Jerusalem, James William Glass (1850) (Public Domain) — 23 Mar 2022

Medieval Mediciners, Administering Miraculous Cures During The Crusades

By Jon Hughes

History & Tradition

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History fails to record the names of any of the mediciners who accompanied the chivalric orders on their Crusade, but when each of the noblemen of western Europe pledged their oath to take up the cross and follow their king to the Holy Land, they...
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Richard the Lionheart on his way to Jerusalem, James William Glass (1850) (Public Domain) — 23 Mar 2022

Medieval Mediciners, Administering Miraculous Cures During The Crusades

By Jon Hughes

History & Tradition

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History fails to record the names of any of the mediciners who accompanied the chivalric orders on their Crusade, but when each of the noblemen of western Europe pledged their oath to take up the cross and follow their king to the Holy Land, they...
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From King Tut To The Jewish Tallit — 21 Mar 2022

From King Tut To The Jewish Tallit

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

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There is perhaps no greater symbol of Judaism than the white prayer shawl, the tallit. Likewise, there is probably no greater symbol of ancient Egypt’s majesty than the golden funerary mask of the boy king Tutankhamun, found in his sealed...
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From King Tut To The Jewish Tallit — 21 Mar 2022

From King Tut To The Jewish Tallit

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

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There is perhaps no greater symbol of Judaism than the white prayer shawl, the tallit. Likewise, there is probably no greater symbol of ancient Egypt’s majesty than the golden funerary mask of the boy king Tutankhamun, found in his sealed...
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Arabic astronomical chart (Sergey Kamshylin /Adobe Stock) — 18 Mar 2022

Ancient Transmissions Of The History Of The Constellations

By Dr Marion Dolan

History & Tradition

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How old are the constellations? How were they transmitted through human history? Quite early during humanity’s long journey on earth, many of the brighter stars were named and then arranged into small groupings, asterisms or constellations....
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Arabic astronomical chart (Sergey Kamshylin /Adobe Stock) — 18 Mar 2022

Ancient Transmissions Of The History Of The Constellations

By Dr Marion Dolan

History & Tradition

2

How old are the constellations? How were they transmitted through human history? Quite early during humanity’s long journey on earth, many of the brighter stars were named and then arranged into small groupings, asterisms or constellations....
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A canoti tree dweller (Image: © Courtesy of Walther G. von Krenner) — 16 Mar 2022

Canoti: The Sioux’s Malevolent Little Tree Dwellers

By Ken Jeremiah

History & Tradition

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The canoti (or canotila) are small creatures found in Sioux culture, canoti meaning “tree-dweller” and canotila signifying “small tree-dweller.” Considered tiny messengers of beings who exist in the spirit world, they allegedly appear in...
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A canoti tree dweller (Image: © Courtesy of Walther G. von Krenner) — 16 Mar 2022

Canoti: The Sioux’s Malevolent Little Tree Dwellers

By Ken Jeremiah

History & Tradition

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The canoti (or canotila) are small creatures found in Sioux culture, canoti meaning “tree-dweller” and canotila signifying “small tree-dweller.” Considered tiny messengers of beings who exist in the spirit world, they allegedly appear in...
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