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The Ten Most Historic Cities in the United States91

The Ten Most Historic Cities in the United States

1. St. Augustine, Florida. Founded by the Spanish in 1565 St. Augustine is the oldest European-founded city in the United States (continuously inhabited) and its historical charm clearly highlights this proud fact. Entire streets are lined by...

11 comments    boston philadelphia buildings
Why Are Dogs Man's Best Friend? 14,000 Years of Companionship91

Why Are Dogs Man's Best Friend? 14,000 Years of Companionship

When humans emerged from the evolutionary process, they were greeted with a wag of the tail and a lick on the face. It seems that way sometimes. The truth behind man's best friend.

129 comments    pets dogs dog
What Did Most Germans Know About Nazi Concentration Camps -- Part III88

What Did Most Germans Know About Nazi Concentration Camps -- Part III

American Armored and Infantry Division soldiers were among the first western individuals to enter the Nazi concentration camps. They found horrors beyond anything they might have expected: disease, starvation, evidence of atrocities and denial.

26 comments    world war ii concentration camps
Buried Alive! (Premature Burial, Urban Legends, & Preventative Measures)86

Buried Alive! (Premature Burial, Urban Legends, & Preventative Measures)

The fear of being buried alive has the ability to chill you to the bone and rattle your soul. This article looks at the history of premature burial and present-day preventative measures.

4 comments    religion death burial
Was The Tomb of King Tut Really Hexed?83

Was The Tomb of King Tut Really Hexed?

Strange things started to happen after King Tut's tomb was opened. Was the Egyptian Pharaoh angry? Was he taking revenge for disturbing his peace? ...

14 comments    history gold psychology
The Staffordshire Hoard and Anglo-Saxon England85

The Staffordshire Hoard and Anglo-Saxon England

The 'Staffordshire Hoard' is a collection of hundreds of beautiful Anglo-Saxon gold items ~ often decorated with garnets. There are religious artefacts and items of jewelry. For some reason they were hidden ~ buried in a Staffordshire field ~ and there they lay, undiscovered, for hundreds of years, until a man with a metal detector unearthed them in the year 2009. Staffordshire is in the English Midlands, and belonged, once, to the Anglo Saxon kingdom of Mercia. Tamworth in staffordshire was a

10 comments    metal detector garnet mercia
Egyptian Mythology: The Afterlife & Burial Practices85

Egyptian Mythology: The Afterlife & Burial Practices

Every Egyptian help concerns about the Afterlife and the Beyond. Although, the gods and goddesses demanded mollification while you are alive, once you die, the gods become beneficent protectors and provide for the dead. Death was not seen as the...

2 comments    religion mythology
Burial Insurance: What to Expect85

Burial Insurance: What to Expect

No one wants to think about funerals and burial insurance. Here are tips on what to look for while you comparison shop.

8 comments    burial insurance
Haunted Alaska84

Haunted Alaska

Alaska has a very rich history and many ghosts are said to be in residence around the state. Here on this hub page we will report on a few of them and you are welcome to add any Alaska Ghost Stories you like in the comments section below. So if you...

23 comments    entertainment travel death
5 Days in Cairo, Egypt: An Australian Tourists Perspective82

5 Days in Cairo, Egypt: An Australian Tourists Perspective

The following is a personal account of what happened to Australians travelling to Cairo, Egypt on a five day tour, in late 2007. You might get some help or ideas from this for your visit to Egypt...

7 comments    travel hotel africa
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