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The Legend of the European Werewolf
by auron in Culture & Society > History
The belief in lycanthropes or werewolves is a longstanding tradition and dates back to ancient times with Ovid, Virgil and Herodotus all expressing belief in the phenomenon.
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The Ancient Amazons and Their Way of Life
by Lysianassa in Culture & Society > History
This article explores the lives of the ancient Greek women-warriors, the Amazons. It explores whether they actually ever existed and the symbolism of these fighting women.
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Famous Surviving Greek Literary Masterpieces
by BrenNolasco in Art & Entertainment > Literature
Here are some of the most notable and important Greek literary classics.
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The History of the Oracle at Delphi
by Lysianassa in Culture & Society > History
This article explores the history of the oracle at Delphi, from the beginning of her appearance to her decline.
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The Decline and Fall of Sparta
by Lysianassa in Culture & Society > History
This article explores the reasons behind the fall of Sparta, one of the most powerful kingdoms that emerged in ancient Greece.
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Color of the Seas: What’s Behind the Names?
by BrenNolasco in Culture & Society > General
Let’s find out what’s the connection of the colors on their names.
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Art of hidden writing! (Steganography) part 1:
by bini in Internet > Web Marketing
A short introduction to the Steganography techniques and a simple example about it is mentioned in this passage.
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The Ancient Greek Olympics
by ethan in Culture & Society > General
A look at the Ancient Greek Olympics and the significance that they played in the lives of the ancient Greeks.
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The Ancient Spartan Government
by Lysianassa in Culture & Society > History
This article looks at the ancient Spartan government and its different organs od administration.
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Abdul Hasan Ali Al-Masudi, expert Geographer, Physicist and Historian
by vohraadnan in Culture & Society > History
A critical account of historical events, Masudi intiated a change in the art of historical writing, introducing the elements of analysis, reflection and criticism, which was later on further improved by Ibn Khaldun.
