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79Sun Tattoo Designs, History, Meanings, and Ideas; Tribal And Celtic Sun Designs; Sun Symbolism And Sun/Moon Tattoos
When we take a look back at the ancient symbolism of the sun, we find that many different cultures were closely associated with the sun. To nearly all of these cultures, the sun represented life, giving life. They knew that the sun made life...
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75The Curse of Niwot
A discussion of hiking in Boulder, the history of the area, and the recent news of human-coyote interactions.
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95Why the Native Americans ultimately lost America
HOW GODS OF WAR PAVED THE TRAIL OF TEARS. Centuries without exposure to war or epidemic diseases led to the developmental inequalities which caused the downfall and conquest of the Native American Indians at the hands of the European settlers....
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82Ancient Aztec Festivals, Celebrations and Holidays
In this article I collected in one place the most significant ancient Aztec festivals, holidays and celebrations. These traditional festivals were an important part of the everyday life of the Aztecs...
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83Great Eagle Tattoo Ideas And Images; Eagle Tattoo History And Meanings; Learn About The Eagle
When it comes to choosing a tattoo design, there are thousands of different designs, symbols, and styles to choose from. The eagle tattoo has many positive meanings and the eagle has been used in symbolism for centuries. Many of the meanings of the...
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87WHY IS GOLD SO PRECIOUS?
The main reason why gold is so precious. Why gold is coveted. Reasons and more reasons to inflate our egos and greed.
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64Cup of Insinuation Chapter Three
CHAPTER THREE THE ELUSIVE ART OF NOT DRAWING ATTENTION TO ONESELF Again Vogel wondered how the situation had gotten so far out of hand. By Kukulcan, he’d never thought he’d find himself fighting alongside his cursed...
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836 Cool Facts About the Aztecs of Mexico (Includes Map)
We all know about the bloody sacrifices, but there was a whole history, culture, and mythology surrounding the Aztecs' claim to fame!
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78Machismo Obsessed the Mexican Male.
Clint Eastwood in the embodiement of machismo as we "Make his day." Fear no man, no woman can refuse him. This strange cult of masculinity once being confined by labelling, if not in fact, to the world of the...
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80The Olmec: Precusors to Mesoamerican History
Coarzacoalcos, Mexico Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, Mexico This lowland area of Mexico is the area that the ancient Olmec inhabited. The Olmec, which translated via the Aztecs, means “rubber people”, were the inspiration behind the other four great...
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