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Information about Individual Species of Cetacea
Information about Individual Species of Cetacea "Cetology, the scientific study of whales, began in the fourth century BC, but in 2,300 years has progressed remarkably little" The above quote by Lyall ...
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Earthworms, the agriculturist's friends
Their importance has been clearly recognized for nearly 200 years, and even in the Fourth Century B.C., Aristotle, it is said, aptly referred to earthworms as "the intestines of the ...
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Chiles: An excerpt from Seeds of Change, A Living Treasure
Three years later he launched, in succession, the Fourth Street Grill and the Santa Fe Bar and Grill in Berkeley, firing up the mesquite ... poisonous. "Why did the Hohokam Indians have two hundred domesticated plants in the fourth century? Europe in the fifteenth century had only seventeen. Native Americans in the Southwest had 279 wild plants and ...
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Eugene Weekly : Movies : 12.02.04
B.C., Alexander is a cinematic enigma. It's possible ... images you couldn't stop watching? Salvador and Born on the Fourth of July's principled, passionate rebel? Much more entertaining, the ... sort of way, but as an angry, out of place, 21st century, creature-comfort guy. Spoiled? Maybe. Miserable, for sure. As Alexander's ...
eugeneweekly.com
Identity and Society
Muslims, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs, Parsees, Christians (who have been in India since at least the fourth century, well before England's conversion to Christianity), Jews (present since the fall of Jerusalem), and ...
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Legend of the Diamond Valley
Elysaeus' fantasy of India and Prester John, circa the twelfth century AD (edited by F. Zarncke, Der Priester Johannes II, Pp. 120- ... metal surface, refractive and brilliant. The Taoist adept Ko Hung (fourth century A.D.) has the following notice on the diamond: "The ... who wrote a treatise on mineralogy in Persian during the thirteenth century, said regarding this point, "On the anvil, the diamond is ...
www.iras.ucalgary.ca
Introduction to Lost Boston
In this historic city, as elsewhere, what the 19th century valued, the 20th century jettisoned. "What a nice little city, it ... century called Progress but parallel the finer prospects that greet the city's fourth century and provide a fine model for the millennium. As the century ... age. Not surprisingly, today's turn-of-the-century-city has seen many of those ardent preservationists celebrating ...
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Marine Biology History
Aegean, although not venturing out of the mediterranean until the fourth century BC. The Carthaginians (descended from the Phoenicians) also made extensive voyages during this time, ... the term "Atlantic" for the first time to describe the western seas. In the fourth century, the Phocaean colonists of Massila (Marseilles), sent the Greek astronomer Pytheas on a voyage ...
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Middle East on the Matrix: The Arab Republic of Egypt
Egypt was part of the Roman Empire. After the Empire's partition in the Fourth Century CE, Egypt was ruled from Constantinople. During this time, Christianity arose as a prominent religion ...
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Middle East on the Matrix: Republic of Turkey
Christianity. The "seven churches that are in Asia" mentioned in the first century book of Revelation (1.4) were in present-day Turkey, including a major church ... died in Ephesus. In the fourth century, Constantinople (present-day Istanbul) became the center of Christianity under Emperor Constantine and the later Byzantine emperors. In the tenth century, however, Seljuk Turks began ...
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