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Located near the village of Trypillia in the Obukhiv District of central Ukraine's Kiev Oblast, the ruins of Trypillia were discovered in 1893 and reported to the 11th Congress of Archeologists in 1897. This became the official date of the discovery of the fascinating Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, which is believed to have extended over an area of around 35,000 square kilometers, incorporating parts of present-day Moldova, Romania and Ukraine, between 5400 and 2700 BCE.
Prior to the discovery of Trypillia in the late 19th century – a time when great archeological discoveries were taking place in various parts of the world – it seemed that Eastern Europe had made no notable prehistoric contributions to the development of so-called civilization in the region. But all this changed in 1893 as archeologists started to explore the ruins of these ancient settlements and discovered that the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture had established cities to accommodate up to 15,000 inhabitants, being some of the largest settlements in Neolithic European history (7000 BCE-1700BCE). Moreover, there were many such settlements, spaced around three to four kilometers apart, from the Dniester and Dnieper regions to the Carpathian Mountains. Originally referred to only as Trypillian culture, it was later changed to Cucuteni-Trypillian to include the Romanian name for the ruins.
Archeological treasures recovered from these sites include statuettes of both men and women, weapons and other items made of copper and other metals, intricately patterned earthenware and clay building materials. The female statuettes have featureless faces, while the males have oval, elongated faces with prominent noses and deep-set eyes. Some of the statuettes are naked while others are clothed, with the styles of clothing changing over the years, and the females wore their hair in different styles.
The illustrations on decorative items and other artifacts retrieved confirm that the people living in these settlements farmed the land using ploughs, produced handicrafts and had a form of religious belief regarding mankind's origins and the afterlife. Researchers have noted that there are indications that the inhabitants of these settlements would burn the entire village every 60 to 80 years and then build on top of the ruins. There is no explanation for this practice, but one location in Romania has as many as thirteen levels of foundations that were built upon.
As with many archeological discoveries, there are more questions than answers with regard to the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, and archeologists continue to dedicate their time and energies to unraveling the mysteries of the past in this picturesque region of Ukraine.
Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE.
- published: 14 Jul 2011
- views: 4764
The History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease :
Malaria or a disease resembling malaria has been noted for more than 4,000 years. From the Italian for "bad air," mal'aria has
probably influenced to a great extent human populations and human history.
Ancient History (2700 BCE-340 CE)
The symptoms of malaria were described in ancient Chinese medical writings. In 2700 BC, several characteristic symptoms of
what would later be named malaria were described in the Nei Ching, The Canon of Medicine). Nei Ching was edited by Emperor
Huang Ti. Malaria became widely recognized in Greece by the 4th century BCE, and it was responsible for the decline of many of
the city-state populations. Hippocrates noted the principal symptoms. By the age of Pericles, there were extensive references
to malaria in the literature and depopulation of rural areas was recorded. In the Susruta, a Sanskrit medical treatise, the
symptoms of malarial fever were described and attributed to the bites of certain insects. A number of Roman writers attributed
malarial diseases to the swamps.
In China, during the second century BCE, the Qinghao plant (Artemisia annua) was described in the medical treatise, 52 Remedies, found in the Mawangdui Tomb. In the United States, this plant is known as the annual or sweet wormwood. In 340 CE, the antifever properties of Qinghao were first described by Ge Hong of the East Yin Dynasty. The active ingredient of Qinghao, known as
artemisinin, was isolated by Chinese scientists in 1971. Derivatives of this extract, known collectively as artemisinins, are today very potent and effective antimalarial drugs, especially in combination with other medicines.
For more details please visit: www.tajpharma.com
Copyright © 2004-2015 Taj Pharmaceuticals Limited. All rights reserved. This information - including product information - is intended only for residents of the United States.
The products discussed herein may have different labeling in different countries.
- published: 16 May 2015
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In this episode of Garner It, we explore the secrets of Mohenjodaro. Mohenjodaro is an ancient civilization that flourished in the Indus River Valley in modern day Pakistan from 2700 BCE to 1900 BCE when it suddenly disappeared. This city supported over 50,000 people and had some amazing features. Archaeologists learn about Mohenjodaro by studying the ruins and the artifacts that were left behind. We know that the people of Mohenjodaro used scales and weights to measure grain. They built a Great Bath with wells & drains. They created statues and jewelry. They used seals for charms or stamps. They built a complex sewer system that allowed rich and poor to have indoor bathrooms. They built their houses in organized grids along roads and they played games in their leisure time. This video goes perfectly with the TCI, History Alive, the Ancient World chapter 14. Enjoy.
- published: 24 Oct 2016
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Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE.
- published: 14 Jul 2011
- views: 15910
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The 27th century BC is a century which lasted from the year 2700 BC to 2601 BC.
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Epic of Gilgamesh
The Epic of Gilgamesh is an epic poem from ancient Mesopotamia. Dating from the Third Dynasty of Ur (circa 2100 BC), it is often regarded as the first great work of literature. The literary history of Gilgamesh begins with five Sumerian poems about 'Bilgamesh' (Sumerian for 'Gilgamesh'), king of Uruk. These independent stories were later used as source material for a combined epic. The first surviving version of this combined epic, known as the "Old Babylonian" version, dates to the 18th century BC and is titled after its incipit, Shūtur eli sharrī ("Surpassing All Other Kings"). Only a few tablets of it have survived. The later "Standard" version dates from the 13th to the 10th centuries BC and bears the incipit Sha naqba īmuru ("He who Saw the Deep", in modern terms: "He who Sees the Unknown"). Approximately two thirds of this longer, twelve-tablet version have been recovered. Some of the best copies were discovered in the library ruins of the 7th-century BC Assyrian king Ashurbanipal.
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The Epic is a 615 ft (187 m) tall skyscraper in New York City. It was constructed from 2005 to 2007, and has 58 floors. It is the 74th tallest building in New York, and has 460 rooms.
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11:23Forgotten Civilization Of Old Europe - Trypillia 5400 - 2700 BCE
Forgotten Civilization Of Old Europe - Trypillia 5400 - 2700 BCEForgotten Civilization Of Old Europe - Trypillia 5400 - 2700 BCE
Located near the village of Trypillia in the Obukhiv District of central Ukraine's Kiev Oblast, the ruins of Trypillia were discovered in 1893 and reported to the 11th Congress of Archeologists in 1897. This became the official date of the discovery of the fascinating Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, which is believed to have extended over an area of around 35,000 square kilometers, incorporating parts of present-day Moldova, Romania and Ukraine, between 5400 and 2700 BCE. Prior to the discovery of Trypillia in the late 19th century – a time when great archeological discoveries were taking place in various parts of the world – it seemed that Eastern Europe had made no notable prehistoric contributions to the development of so-called civilization in the region. But all this changed in 1893 as archeologists started to explore the ruins of these ancient settlements and discovered that the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture had established cities to accommodate up to 15,000 inhabitants, being some of the largest settlements in Neolithic European history (7000 BCE-1700BCE). Moreover, there were many such settlements, spaced around three to four kilometers apart, from the Dniester and Dnieper regions to the Carpathian Mountains. Originally referred to only as Trypillian culture, it was later changed to Cucuteni-Trypillian to include the Romanian name for the ruins. Archeological treasures recovered from these sites include statuettes of both men and women, weapons and other items made of copper and other metals, intricately patterned earthenware and clay building materials. The female statuettes have featureless faces, while the males have oval, elongated faces with prominent noses and deep-set eyes. Some of the statuettes are naked while others are clothed, with the styles of clothing changing over the years, and the females wore their hair in different styles. The illustrations on decorative items and other artifacts retrieved confirm that the people living in these settlements farmed the land using ploughs, produced handicrafts and had a form of religious belief regarding mankind's origins and the afterlife. Researchers have noted that there are indications that the inhabitants of these settlements would burn the entire village every 60 to 80 years and then build on top of the ruins. There is no explanation for this practice, but one location in Romania has as many as thirteen levels of foundations that were built upon. As with many archeological discoveries, there are more questions than answers with regard to the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, and archeologists continue to dedicate their time and energies to unraveling the mysteries of the past in this picturesque region of Ukraine. -
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0:51Defining Documents in World History The Ancient World 2700 B C E 50 C E Print Purchase Includes
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Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE. -
2:45The History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease
The History of Malaria, an Ancient DiseaseThe History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease
The History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease : Malaria or a disease resembling malaria has been noted for more than 4,000 years. From the Italian for "bad air," mal'aria has probably influenced to a great extent human populations and human history. Ancient History (2700 BCE-340 CE) The symptoms of malaria were described in ancient Chinese medical writings. In 2700 BC, several characteristic symptoms of what would later be named malaria were described in the Nei Ching, The Canon of Medicine). Nei Ching was edited by Emperor Huang Ti. Malaria became widely recognized in Greece by the 4th century BCE, and it was responsible for the decline of many of the city-state populations. Hippocrates noted the principal symptoms. By the age of Pericles, there were extensive references to malaria in the literature and depopulation of rural areas was recorded. In the Susruta, a Sanskrit medical treatise, the symptoms of malarial fever were described and attributed to the bites of certain insects. A number of Roman writers attributed malarial diseases to the swamps. In China, during the second century BCE, the Qinghao plant (Artemisia annua) was described in the medical treatise, 52 Remedies, found in the Mawangdui Tomb. In the United States, this plant is known as the annual or sweet wormwood. In 340 CE, the antifever properties of Qinghao were first described by Ge Hong of the East Yin Dynasty. The active ingredient of Qinghao, known as artemisinin, was isolated by Chinese scientists in 1971. Derivatives of this extract, known collectively as artemisinins, are today very potent and effective antimalarial drugs, especially in combination with other medicines. For more details please visit: www.tajpharma.com Copyright © 2004-2015 Taj Pharmaceuticals Limited. All rights reserved. This information - including product information - is intended only for residents of the United States. The products discussed herein may have different labeling in different countries. -
4:28The Secrets of Mohenjodaro
The Secrets of MohenjodaroThe Secrets of Mohenjodaro
In this episode of Garner It, we explore the secrets of Mohenjodaro. Mohenjodaro is an ancient civilization that flourished in the Indus River Valley in modern day Pakistan from 2700 BCE to 1900 BCE when it suddenly disappeared. This city supported over 50,000 people and had some amazing features. Archaeologists learn about Mohenjodaro by studying the ruins and the artifacts that were left behind. We know that the people of Mohenjodaro used scales and weights to measure grain. They built a Great Bath with wells & drains. They created statues and jewelry. They used seals for charms or stamps. They built a complex sewer system that allowed rich and poor to have indoor bathrooms. They built their houses in organized grids along roads and they played games in their leisure time. This video goes perfectly with the TCI, History Alive, the Ancient World chapter 14. Enjoy. -
13:57Overview of The Epic of Gilgamesh Part 1 of 2.mp4
Overview of The Epic of Gilgamesh Part 1 of 2.mp4Overview of The Epic of Gilgamesh Part 1 of 2.mp4
Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE.
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Forgotten Civilization Of Old Europe - Trypillia 5400 - 2700 BCE
Located near the village of Trypillia in the Obukhiv District of central Ukraine's Kiev Oblast, the ruins of Trypillia were discovered in 1893 and reported to the 11th Congress of Archeologists in 1897. This became the official date of the discovery of the fascinating Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, which is believed to have extended over an area of around 35,000 square kilometers, incorporating parts of present-day Moldova, Romania and Ukraine, between 5400 and 2700 BCE. Prior to the discovery of Trypillia in the late 19th century – a time when great archeological discoveries were taking place in various parts of the world – it seemed that Eastern Europe had made no notable prehistoric contributions to the development of so-called civilization in the region. But all this changed in 1893 as ...
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Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE.
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The History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease
The History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease : Malaria or a disease resembling malaria has been noted for more than 4,000 years. From the Italian for "bad air," mal'aria has probably influenced to a great extent human populations and human history. Ancient History (2700 BCE-340 CE) The symptoms of malaria were described in ancient Chinese medical writings. In 2700 BC, several characteristic symptoms of what would later be named malaria were described in the Nei Ching, The Canon of Medicine). Nei Ching was edited by Emperor Huang Ti. Malaria became widely recognized in Greece by the 4th century BCE, and it was responsible for the decline of many of the city-state populations. Hippocrates noted the principal symptoms. By the age of Pericles, there were extensive references to malaria in t...
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The Secrets of Mohenjodaro
In this episode of Garner It, we explore the secrets of Mohenjodaro. Mohenjodaro is an ancient civilization that flourished in the Indus River Valley in modern day Pakistan from 2700 BCE to 1900 BCE when it suddenly disappeared. This city supported over 50,000 people and had some amazing features. Archaeologists learn about Mohenjodaro by studying the ruins and the artifacts that were left behind. We know that the people of Mohenjodaro used scales and weights to measure grain. They built a Great Bath with wells & drains. They created statues and jewelry. They used seals for charms or stamps. They built a complex sewer system that allowed rich and poor to have indoor bathrooms. They built their houses in organized grids along roads and they played games in their leisure time. This ...
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Overview of The Epic of Gilgamesh Part 1 of 2.mp4
Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE.
published: 14 Jul 2011
Forgotten Civilization Of Old Europe - Trypillia 5400 - 2700 BCE
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Located near the village of Trypillia in the Obukhiv District of central Ukraine's Kiev Oblast, the ruins of Trypillia were discovered in 1893 and reported to t...
Located near the village of Trypillia in the Obukhiv District of central Ukraine's Kiev Oblast, the ruins of Trypillia were discovered in 1893 and reported to the 11th Congress of Archeologists in 1897. This became the official date of the discovery of the fascinating Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, which is believed to have extended over an area of around 35,000 square kilometers, incorporating parts of present-day Moldova, Romania and Ukraine, between 5400 and 2700 BCE.
Prior to the discovery of Trypillia in the late 19th century – a time when great archeological discoveries were taking place in various parts of the world – it seemed that Eastern Europe had made no notable prehistoric contributions to the development of so-called civilization in the region. But all this changed in 1893 as archeologists started to explore the ruins of these ancient settlements and discovered that the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture had established cities to accommodate up to 15,000 inhabitants, being some of the largest settlements in Neolithic European history (7000 BCE-1700BCE). Moreover, there were many such settlements, spaced around three to four kilometers apart, from the Dniester and Dnieper regions to the Carpathian Mountains. Originally referred to only as Trypillian culture, it was later changed to Cucuteni-Trypillian to include the Romanian name for the ruins.
Archeological treasures recovered from these sites include statuettes of both men and women, weapons and other items made of copper and other metals, intricately patterned earthenware and clay building materials. The female statuettes have featureless faces, while the males have oval, elongated faces with prominent noses and deep-set eyes. Some of the statuettes are naked while others are clothed, with the styles of clothing changing over the years, and the females wore their hair in different styles.
The illustrations on decorative items and other artifacts retrieved confirm that the people living in these settlements farmed the land using ploughs, produced handicrafts and had a form of religious belief regarding mankind's origins and the afterlife. Researchers have noted that there are indications that the inhabitants of these settlements would burn the entire village every 60 to 80 years and then build on top of the ruins. There is no explanation for this practice, but one location in Romania has as many as thirteen levels of foundations that were built upon.
As with many archeological discoveries, there are more questions than answers with regard to the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, and archeologists continue to dedicate their time and energies to unraveling the mysteries of the past in this picturesque region of Ukraine.
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Located near the village of Trypillia in the Obukhiv District of central Ukraine's Kiev Oblast, the ruins of Trypillia were discovered in 1893 and reported to the 11th Congress of Archeologists in 1897. This became the official date of the discovery of the fascinating Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, which is believed to have extended over an area of around 35,000 square kilometers, incorporating parts of present-day Moldova, Romania and Ukraine, between 5400 and 2700 BCE.
Prior to the discovery of Trypillia in the late 19th century – a time when great archeological discoveries were taking place in various parts of the world – it seemed that Eastern Europe had made no notable prehistoric contributions to the development of so-called civilization in the region. But all this changed in 1893 as archeologists started to explore the ruins of these ancient settlements and discovered that the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture had established cities to accommodate up to 15,000 inhabitants, being some of the largest settlements in Neolithic European history (7000 BCE-1700BCE). Moreover, there were many such settlements, spaced around three to four kilometers apart, from the Dniester and Dnieper regions to the Carpathian Mountains. Originally referred to only as Trypillian culture, it was later changed to Cucuteni-Trypillian to include the Romanian name for the ruins.
Archeological treasures recovered from these sites include statuettes of both men and women, weapons and other items made of copper and other metals, intricately patterned earthenware and clay building materials. The female statuettes have featureless faces, while the males have oval, elongated faces with prominent noses and deep-set eyes. Some of the statuettes are naked while others are clothed, with the styles of clothing changing over the years, and the females wore their hair in different styles.
The illustrations on decorative items and other artifacts retrieved confirm that the people living in these settlements farmed the land using ploughs, produced handicrafts and had a form of religious belief regarding mankind's origins and the afterlife. Researchers have noted that there are indications that the inhabitants of these settlements would burn the entire village every 60 to 80 years and then build on top of the ruins. There is no explanation for this practice, but one location in Romania has as many as thirteen levels of foundations that were built upon.
As with many archeological discoveries, there are more questions than answers with regard to the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, and archeologists continue to dedicate their time and energies to unraveling the mysteries of the past in this picturesque region of Ukraine.
- published: 28 Oct 2015
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VH1 Loves the 2700 BCE: Part 1
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VH1 Loves the 2700 BCE: Part 2
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VH1 Loves the 2700 BCE: Outtakes
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Video for Khafajah city & temple Oval 2700 B.C.
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Video for Khafajah city & temple Oval 2700 B.C.
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Oveview of The Epic of Gilgamesh Part 2 of 2.mp4
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- Duration: 13:02
- Updated: 14 Jul 2011
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Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an e...
Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE.
https://wn.com/Oveview_Of_The_Epic_Of_Gilgamesh_Part_2_Of_2.Mp4
Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE.
- published: 14 Jul 2011
- views: 4764
The History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease
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The History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease :
Malaria or a disease resembling malaria has been noted for more than 4,000 years. From the Italian for "bad air," m...
The History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease :
Malaria or a disease resembling malaria has been noted for more than 4,000 years. From the Italian for "bad air," mal'aria has
probably influenced to a great extent human populations and human history.
Ancient History (2700 BCE-340 CE)
The symptoms of malaria were described in ancient Chinese medical writings. In 2700 BC, several characteristic symptoms of
what would later be named malaria were described in the Nei Ching, The Canon of Medicine). Nei Ching was edited by Emperor
Huang Ti. Malaria became widely recognized in Greece by the 4th century BCE, and it was responsible for the decline of many of
the city-state populations. Hippocrates noted the principal symptoms. By the age of Pericles, there were extensive references
to malaria in the literature and depopulation of rural areas was recorded. In the Susruta, a Sanskrit medical treatise, the
symptoms of malarial fever were described and attributed to the bites of certain insects. A number of Roman writers attributed
malarial diseases to the swamps.
In China, during the second century BCE, the Qinghao plant (Artemisia annua) was described in the medical treatise, 52 Remedies, found in the Mawangdui Tomb. In the United States, this plant is known as the annual or sweet wormwood. In 340 CE, the antifever properties of Qinghao were first described by Ge Hong of the East Yin Dynasty. The active ingredient of Qinghao, known as
artemisinin, was isolated by Chinese scientists in 1971. Derivatives of this extract, known collectively as artemisinins, are today very potent and effective antimalarial drugs, especially in combination with other medicines.
For more details please visit: www.tajpharma.com
Copyright © 2004-2015 Taj Pharmaceuticals Limited. All rights reserved. This information - including product information - is intended only for residents of the United States.
The products discussed herein may have different labeling in different countries.
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The History of Malaria, an Ancient Disease :
Malaria or a disease resembling malaria has been noted for more than 4,000 years. From the Italian for "bad air," mal'aria has
probably influenced to a great extent human populations and human history.
Ancient History (2700 BCE-340 CE)
The symptoms of malaria were described in ancient Chinese medical writings. In 2700 BC, several characteristic symptoms of
what would later be named malaria were described in the Nei Ching, The Canon of Medicine). Nei Ching was edited by Emperor
Huang Ti. Malaria became widely recognized in Greece by the 4th century BCE, and it was responsible for the decline of many of
the city-state populations. Hippocrates noted the principal symptoms. By the age of Pericles, there were extensive references
to malaria in the literature and depopulation of rural areas was recorded. In the Susruta, a Sanskrit medical treatise, the
symptoms of malarial fever were described and attributed to the bites of certain insects. A number of Roman writers attributed
malarial diseases to the swamps.
In China, during the second century BCE, the Qinghao plant (Artemisia annua) was described in the medical treatise, 52 Remedies, found in the Mawangdui Tomb. In the United States, this plant is known as the annual or sweet wormwood. In 340 CE, the antifever properties of Qinghao were first described by Ge Hong of the East Yin Dynasty. The active ingredient of Qinghao, known as
artemisinin, was isolated by Chinese scientists in 1971. Derivatives of this extract, known collectively as artemisinins, are today very potent and effective antimalarial drugs, especially in combination with other medicines.
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The Secrets of Mohenjodaro
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In this episode of Garner It, we explore the secrets of Mohenjodaro. Mohenjodaro is an ancient civilization that flourished in the Indus River Valley in modern...
In this episode of Garner It, we explore the secrets of Mohenjodaro. Mohenjodaro is an ancient civilization that flourished in the Indus River Valley in modern day Pakistan from 2700 BCE to 1900 BCE when it suddenly disappeared. This city supported over 50,000 people and had some amazing features. Archaeologists learn about Mohenjodaro by studying the ruins and the artifacts that were left behind. We know that the people of Mohenjodaro used scales and weights to measure grain. They built a Great Bath with wells & drains. They created statues and jewelry. They used seals for charms or stamps. They built a complex sewer system that allowed rich and poor to have indoor bathrooms. They built their houses in organized grids along roads and they played games in their leisure time. This video goes perfectly with the TCI, History Alive, the Ancient World chapter 14. Enjoy.
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In this episode of Garner It, we explore the secrets of Mohenjodaro. Mohenjodaro is an ancient civilization that flourished in the Indus River Valley in modern day Pakistan from 2700 BCE to 1900 BCE when it suddenly disappeared. This city supported over 50,000 people and had some amazing features. Archaeologists learn about Mohenjodaro by studying the ruins and the artifacts that were left behind. We know that the people of Mohenjodaro used scales and weights to measure grain. They built a Great Bath with wells & drains. They created statues and jewelry. They used seals for charms or stamps. They built a complex sewer system that allowed rich and poor to have indoor bathrooms. They built their houses in organized grids along roads and they played games in their leisure time. This video goes perfectly with the TCI, History Alive, the Ancient World chapter 14. Enjoy.
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Overview of The Epic of Gilgamesh Part 1 of 2.mp4
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Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an e...
Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE.
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Brad @ www.historyandliteraturefanatic.com overviews The Epic of Gilgamesh, which is widely believed to be the earliest existing literary endeavour. It is an epic adventure based on the reign of a supposed king of Uruk in Sumeria, approximately 2700 BCE.
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Forgotten Civilization Of Old Europe - Trypillia 5400 - 2700 BCE
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Defining Documents in World History The Ancient World 2700 B C E 50 C E Print Purchase Includes
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The Secrets of Mohenjodaro
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[Chorus]: Master P {Choppa}
Them boys on that block holla (ooh ooh)
Them girls that got it hot holla (ooh ooh)
If ya runnin' from them cops holla (ooh ooh)
{Holla...} (ooh ooh) {Holla} (ooh ooh)
[Verse 1]: Master P
Call me trashman cuz I put it up and back
Whodi owe me money I'ma bust his fuckin' ass
I'm allergic to Dr. Pepper, so pass me Dr. Cristale
Hit me on the two-way, whodi, I get wit'cha
Put it on the stove, bake it like a pie
Take it to the hood, slang it 16-5
When niggas snort it boy, they be passin' it to they girls
Wrap it up in Ziploc, back it up and twirl
Send money to the pent. Mac and C be home soon
Bitches start snitchin' I'ma send 'em to the moon
I could sell a hoe a green, front a hustler a lake
I could never fall off, I'm the "Ghetto Bill" Gates
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]: Curren$y
These lil' niggas can't take it anymore
I push through the club iced out, low key with my P. Miller galore
Hoes breakin' down the doors, uhh
Because the 504 Boyz here they can't wait 'til we get on
It's Curren$y the motherfuckin' rookie of the year
This ain't the WNBA, ain't no pussies over here
Yeah, I'm makin' figures fuckin' with the Ghetto Bill
And a truck with some rims that's bigger than Ferris wheels, holla
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]: Krazy
See this No Limit army nigga, that's my Kliq
The hoe that you tongue kissin' used to be my bitch
For these sayin' they'll slay a nigga, they called pricks
And this brown shit I'm sniffin' nigga, it got me sick
And this big truck I'm pushin', nigga, my tight whip
With a chop of lead on the seat, that'll make you flip
My alias, believe me, Doc Holliday
If it's beef, I'm like AIDS, I'll never go away
[Chorus]
[Verse 4]: Master P
I might be something sly but I won't forget
Tell Double X-L they can, suck my dick
I might be country but I'm ghetto rich
And when it comes to grindin', I started this shit
I put the G in Ghetto, nigga, call me Ghetto Fab
Started with some quarters then I flipped it to some halves
Put the Coke in Coca-Cola, no baking soda
Call me Pistol P, cuz I slang them granola's
[Chorus]
[Verse 5]: T-Bo
I guess them thangs just got dropped off, the block's hot like hot sauce
Some cop cars keep passin' I promise y'all they not lost
Convicted felons noticed when they tryin' to knock ya socks off
Go braggin' to them hatin' bitches, find how much ya watch cost
Loose lips, sank ships, bitch, so watch what you sayin'
It's the New No Limit, baby, got us under surveillance
And the Feds ain't playin' they kickin' down doors daily
Ain't this a bitch, I just got off probation
[Chorus]
[Verse 6]: Magic
I'm tryin' to get me a whole chicken (chop it down for the dimes)
Then flip that bitch quicker than I (flip these rhymes)
Now I'm on two birds I'ma flip (one more time)
And I'ma cop the bitch you left behind
(I'm tryin', I'm hustlin') don't trust me when I'm broke
And I don't discriminate I want the money and a goat
Yeah, better hope I wait, I'm ass out (things will get bloody)
(Four to ya tummy, real messy and ugly)
[Chorus]
[Outro]: Master P
If ya East Coast thuggin, holla (ooh ooh)
If ya West Coast thuggin, holla (ooh ooh)
If ya Midwest thuggin' holla (ooh ooh)
If ya Down South hustlin' holla (ooh ooh)
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Debbie Reynolds Dies Just One Day After Daughter Carrie Fisher
Edit WorldNews.com 29 Dec 2016
After being rushed to the hospital earlier on Wednesday, her son Todd Fisher told TMZ that Debbie Reynolds has officially passed away at age 84. The Singin' in the Rain star was at her son's home in Beverly Hills when she suffered a stroke, just a day after her daughter Carrie Fisher had a fatal heart attack.Debbie's son Todd said, "She's with Carrie." ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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Little-known illness tied to smoking weed on the rise
Edit CBS News 29 Dec 2016
For unclear reasons, the nausea and vomiting from cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome relieved by hot showers or baths ... ....
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Debbie Reynolds Rushed to Hospital for Possible Stroke
Edit TMZ 28 Dec 2016
1. 12/28/2016 1.36 PM PST. Debbie Reynolds just suffered a medical emergency, which we're told is a possible stroke ... Story developing ... ....
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Leaked Documents Claim UN Anti-Settlement Resolution Orchestrated By US, PA
Edit WorldNews.com 28 Dec 2016
Despite the U.S.’s insistence to the contrary , a transcript released by the Egyptian daily Al-Youm Al-Saba’a reportedly shows prior to last Friday’s UN Security Council vote on anti-Israeli settlement resolution 2334, US Secretary of State John Kerry agreed with a visiting Palestinian delegation to cooperate to get the resolution passed, The Jerusalem Post and Reuters reported Wednesday....
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Netanyahu: Kerry's Speech 'Biased' Against Israel, Obsessive About Settlements
Edit WorldNews.com 28 Dec 2016
government – and Kerry in particular – saying Kerry dealt "obsessively" with the issue of the Jewish settlements in the occupied territories and calling his speech anti-Israel. "Like the Security Council resolution that Secretary Kerry advanced in the UN, his speech tonight was skewed against Israel.” – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu describing Kerry speech to Reuters....
Toddler dies after shooting himself last week with father's gun
Edit The Columbus Dispatch 29 Dec 2016Man shot in leg in Chesterfield County
Edit Richmond Times Dispatch 28 Dec 2016
in the 2700 block of Martingale Road, Chesterfield police said. Subscription Required....
NJ woman and her great-granddaughter disappear on their way to North Carolina
Edit The Miami Herald 28 Dec 2016
A 5-year-old girl and her great-grandmother are the subject of a missing-persons alert from police in their home town in New Jersey because they never arrived at a relative's home in southern North Carolina after heading there on Christmas Eve ... "As of 8 p.m ... The Hamilton department asked anyone who might know anything about the girl, the great-grandmother or their car to contact Detective Robison at 609-625-2700, ext. 578. ....
Most popular homes of 2016
Edit AOL 28 Dec 2016
From the affordable to the amazing, these are the properties we couldn't get enough of this year. What do a teeny-tiny off-the-grid hideaway, an "earthship," and a remote family retreat on an island all have in common? No, they aren't settings for the latest, critically acclaimed show to hit Netflix, Amazon, or Hulu (though that would be a good guess!) ... 11 PHOTOS. Trulia's most popular homes of 2016 ... 1 ... 2 ... $8.235 million, 2700 N....
Waukegan gas station robbed at gunpoint on Christmas Eve
Edit Chicago Sun-Times 27 Dec 2016
A gas station was robbed at gunpoint on Christmas Eve in north suburban Waukegan ... Saturday at the Shell station in the 2700 block of Washington Street, according to Waukegan police ... REPORTS ... ....
Police respond to report of ‘suspicious object’ on Cow Hollow sidewalk
Edit San Francisco Examiner 26 Dec 2016
Officers responded to the 2700 block of Green Street just before 8 a.m ... [advertisement]....
Man shot on Near West Side
Edit Chicago Sun-Times 26 Dec 2016
The shooting happened about 3.50 a.m. in the 2700 block of West Adams, according to Chicago Police ... Previously from Chicago News ... ....
Gwinnett County restaurant inspection scores
Edit Atlanta Journal 25 Dec 2016
Gwinnett County. • Antoneta’s Italian Restaurant, 2700 Braselton Highway, Dacula ... ....
Police: Would-be robber was carrying fake gun when shot by store employee
Edit WPXI 24 Dec 2016
PITTSBURGH - A would-be robber was carrying a BB gun when an employee shot him, according to a criminal complaint. . RAW. Pittsburgh police update on shooting of would-be Subway robber. . The incident was reported just before 8 a.m. at the Subway restaurant in the 2700 block of East Carson Street. . Authorities said 47-year-old Calvin Smith entered the Subway, showed what appeared to be a real gun, and demanded money ... RAW ... ....
Police: Would-be robber was carrying BB gun when shot by store employee
Edit WPXI 24 Dec 2016
PITTSBURGH - A would-be robber was carrying a BB gun when an employee shot him, according to a criminal complaint. . RAW. Pittsburgh police update on shooting of would-be Subway robber. . The incident was reported just before 8 a.m. at the Subway restaurant in the 2700 block of East Carson Street. Authorities said 47-year-old Calvin Leon Smith entered the Subway, showed what appeared to be a real gun, and demanded money. ... ....
Oklahoma City building permits from The Oklahoman, Dec. 24, 2016
Edit The Oklahoman 24 Dec 2016
Jamey Loux, 7000 Plaza Mayor Blvd., school, remodel, $7,000,000. Ward Construction, 10 NW 146, business, erect, $1,700,000. Sun Construction, 1400 S Meridian Ave., bank, remodel, $600,000. Landmark Fine Homes LP, 18509 Diego Place, residence, erect, $427,500. Katleron Construction, doing business KCI Homes, 18821 Olive Branch Court, residence, erect, $400,000 ... Jerry D ... J ... Michael H ... Crosby Construction, 2700 S High Ave., commercial building....
Police investigate shooting on South Side
Edit Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 23 Dec 2016
Authorities are responding to reports of a shooting in the 2700 block of East Carson Street on the South Side ... ....
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