I have always been fascinated by the history of
ancient civilizations. The early people had a simple way of living far from our present lifestyle. Yet looking closer at their artifacts and the structures, they left makes us realize how brilliant their minds were during those times.
The history of the
ancient city of Rome in particular was one subject that interested me most. It was so rich in knowledge about philosophy, art, culture, politics, and other aspects of life.
When I was in Europe, I had the opportunity to visit some of its cities and see the remaining and living structures of
old Europe. It was an unforgettable and enriching experience. Finally, I saw with my own eyes the things I once read in books or watched on TV.
A visit to England wouldn't be complete without visiting the Stonehenge, possibly the greatest ancient monument in the western hemisphere. Standing at the plains of Amesbury in Wiltshire, the strangely arranged stone structure will make one wonder about i
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During ancient times, people worship weather forces or associate certain gods to specific weather phenomena such as floods or storms. People of ancient times are in perpetual fear of inviting the wrath of their deities. People are dependent and at the s
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Granada is the city in Spain where the architectural masterpiece, the Alhambra, can be found. The city is also known to be the last Muslim city to fall under the forces of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabela in 1492. Granada was originally settled by nativ
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Don't you just love dolphins? I think they're absolutely adorable. Dolphins always resonate that friendly, cheerful, and warm effect on people. And I just love the idea that there's actually a flower that resembles a dolphin. It's called the Delphinium. I
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We do not often hear this name or commonly see the way it is written, but the name Aislyn is as lovely and unique as it sounds. Aislyn is actually of English origin and is believed to be the result of a combination of two Gaelic and Old English words, Ais
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And you think Tom is only common in the United States, it's also one of the most used names in Norway. Tom is originally short for Thomas. In Greek, Spanish, Polish, and Hebrew terms, Tom means "a twin" or glory of a twin. Tom is not just a popular n
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This is the event that etched Lance Armstrong's name into world sporting history. The Tour de France is possibly the biggest long-distance road bicycle racing competition in the world. The event always draws a large number of participants around the world
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Ancient artifacts and architecture has always fascinated the modern world. Perhaps it is because of the mystery surrounding them. One of the world's most mysterious ancient construction can be found in Britain. The stonehenge, a formation of megalith
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I was watching the Winter Olympics in the European Alps and was enjoying the speed skating abilities of Anton Apollo Ohno. He was just too good that I got interested with his name Apollo. Although he did not live up to expectations, he managed to win the
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Planning for your romantic honeymoon in Europe? Go to Italy. This country will surely give you the best for your much-awaited honeymoon. Either to stay in a relaxing hotel or have a leisurely walk around the city, I bet, you will enjoy what you will see i
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Spain is known for hosting some exceptionally crazed fiestas, but nothing can prepare you for the high-decibel madness of La Tamborrada. This is certainly the loudest and the most blustering merrymaking in the world. It's a short but intense festival a
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