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Hookah pipe used by ancient Persian cultures to smoke tobbacco and hashish.

The Great Soma Mystery

Soma was a drink once made by an Indo-Iranian peoples that date back to at least 4,000 years. Certain Zoroastrian and Hindu branches were known to have used the drink in... keep reading →

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Playing in Woods with Fairies - Celtic Tree Folklore

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This section of the series 'Playing in Woods with Fairies' is about the trees present in a particular Scottish wood and their associations in Celtic folklore. The series... keep reading →

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Whether you're an American, Brit, Continental European or something else entirely, there are shared rules of social etiquette between you. At least, there should be.... keep reading →

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With another holiday upon us and with Iowa next in the line of the few states that recognize gay marriage, I have been thinking about how to pretty much everything we do and... keep reading →

Is Modern Isolation the Cause of Unhappiness?

When our ancestors took their first steps upon this planet they were immediately recognizable as a gregarious species, a living being that needs to be in fairly constant... keep reading →

Christmas Traditions

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Christmas is a holiday that is steeped in tradition, whether these traditions are handed down from generation to generation, or are started and adopted as your lives change... keep reading →

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This topic called search for Adam and Eve is by no means a religious dialogue. The topic of Adam and Eve often brings about thoughts of religion since the two characters... keep reading →

Family Tree of Egyptian Mythology

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A painting I purchased from Bejing, China -- done by an unknown folk artist from a nearby rural village. Bought solely because it reminded me of The Story of the Master Thief.

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History of the Death Penalty, Executions, and Last Meals

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The earliest record of a death penalty comes from King Hammaurabi of Babylon in the 18th century BC. The Romans, not to be outdone (the Romans were never to be outdone)... keep reading →

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