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10. Milo of Croton
The Ancient Greeks invented progressive strength training. Milo of Croton won six Olympiads in the wrestling events. He also won multiple times at the Pythian Games, Isthmian Games, and Nemean Games. Milo loved to show off his strength and dexterity. According to sources, his favorite trick was to hold a pomegranate and have people try to take it from him. No one was strong enough to take the pomegranate from him and he also managed to not damage the fruit. How did he gain such prodigious strength and skill?
According to popular legend, Milo noticed a newborn calf near his home. He decided to lift the animal and carry it on his shoulders. He returned the next day and did it again. He did it every day until the calf grew to a four-year-old bull. Thus was progressive strength training born.
Here’s another wild athlete story. Theagenes of Thasos was a formidable fighter who won over 1,300 bouts over his two decade career. He even won a crown for long-distance running in the city of Argos. As a boxer, he was never defeated. According to legend, years after his, a vandal tried to deface a statue honoring Theagenes. The bronze statue broke in half and crushed the would-be criminal.
9. Birth Control by Sneezing
The Ancient Greeks had various forms of birth control. Some forms involved certain herbs and plants, which worked very well. However, one physician, Soranus, advised women to do something a little odd. After intercourse, women were told to squat and sneeze to avoid becoming pregnant. He also suggested jumping up and down to dislodge the sperm.
If that’s not crazy enough for you, the website Snopes.com was still debunking the “jump up and down” method of birth control as recently as 2007.
8. Brazen Bull
In the 6th century BC, a brass worker named Perilaus of Athens created a large, hollow bull made of brass and gave it to a ruler named Phalaris. A door on the side of the bull allowed a man to climb into the sculpture. Once the door was closed, a fire could be lit from underneath and slowly roast the person.
But it doesn’t end there. In the head of the bull was a series of stops and pipes that transformed the screams of the person into “the tenderest, most pathetic, most melodious of bellowings”. Phalaris was far from impressed. So disgusted by the cruelty of the piece, he asked Perilaus to climb into the bull and demonstrate the capabilities of the pipes. Once inside, Phalaris shut the door and ordered a fire lit beneath the bull. He reportedly said, “Receive the due reward of your wondrous art; let the music-maker be the first to play.”
Before Perilaus, they removed him from the bull and threw him off a cliff. Despite Phalaris’s disgust, the brazen bull became the most common form of in Ancient Greece.
Here’s an extra fact. Phalaris was a tyrant ruling in Acragas in Sicily from 570 BC to 554. He’s known for several building projects but he did have a cruel streak that made him the proverbial “evil tyrant”. According to legend, after he was overthrown by a general, the new ruler ordered Phalaris to roast inside the brazen bull.
7. Victorious Corpse
Did you know? Cheating was a huge problem in Ancient Greek sport, just like today. Most of the time, it was the usual bribery or foul moves during games. Here is a picture of a scene on a kylix depicting two pankratists fighting. One of them is trying to gouge out the eye of his opponent while simultaneously biting. The umpire is preparing to strike the fighter for the foul.
Some fighters would find an easier way and try to curse or hex their opponents using “curse tablets” to make them lose.
An event held during the Olympic Games was the pankration, which was a mixed martial arts style that blended boxing and wrestling. Most famous of the pankratists was Arrhachion. During the 54th Olympiad in 564 BC, Arrhachion entered the pankration to defend his championship. However, his opponent got the better of him and put Arrachion into a chokehold. It is said Arrhachion’s trainer shouted, “What a fine funeral if you do not submit at Olympia”. Arrhachion responded by twisting and kicking his opponent’s foot and dislocating it. The pain forced his opponent to surrender. Unfortunately, the move broke Arrhachion’s neck. Despite that, the judges named Arrhachion the victor. he successfully defended his title.
His fame spread as people held him up as the athletic ideal. Geographer Pausanias mentioned a statue immortalizing Arrhachion during his description of Phigalia
Today there exists many forbidden theories that aim to explain mankind’s speedy evolution. The Ancient Astronaut Theory is perhaps one of the most controversial of the bunch. This theory takes researchers back in time to the cradle of civilization in the Middle-East, the ancient land of Mesopotamia. The Sumerian Cuneiform tablets, uncovered in the 17th century, provide modern man with a new understanding of our history.
This lost knowledge has been slow to make its way into mainstream thought and is just now beginning to air on television on both the History and Discovery Channels. Accurately decoding the complicated language of the past has taken archaeologists many decades, but fortunately today these ancient artifacts have come to light for all the public to view.
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Check out these ancient objects and how they were used! This top 10 list has some amazing and shocking objects you won't believe were actually used!
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8: Urumi
When a sword wasn't dangerous enough, history went and created the Urumi, a sword-whip that can be flung around and deeply cut those it attacks. Unfortunately, it can also easily cause injury to the users themselves and it is considered one of the most difficult to master. Even stopping or changing direction of the blade-whips is considered advanced, and users must become masters of momentum. It is made up of a covered sword handle and whip-like tendrils that are covered in flexible and insanely sharp steel. First invented in Kerala, one of the states of South India, it is an essential part of their ancient martial art Kalaripayattu, one of the oldest recorded martial arts at over 2000 years old. Due to the danger of trying to use a sword-whip as a standard, its use is usually taught last within the martial art program. When not in use, the blade is often wrapped around the user like a belt, making it fashionable. Despite the martial art nearly dying out, a twentieth century revival brought back interest to the Urumi and many ceremonial displays are still performed around the world. In fact, other countries such as Sri Lanka have their own versions. This version however takes it one step further and introduces more blades and even dual-wielding! A badass and historical, the Urumi would be the last thing you would want to see on the battlefield.
7: Icebox
A famous device from the early twentieth century, the icebox was used before the invention of the modern refrigerator. It was basically a box, usually made of wood and lined with things such as cork or straw, in order to keep the cold in. A large block of ice was then put in the top compartment, which would cool the air in the lower compartment where food and drinks were stored. They served the same purpose as modern fridges but the melted ice would have to be emptied out and replaced with fresh ice. The iceman was the person who was paid to deliver fresh ice to those with iceboxes and would come by every so often to replace your ice. Back before we used chemicals to keep things cool, ice had to be harvested from cold locations and delivered to the hotter places that needed it. The icebox made home food storage and temperature control much easier in a time when it was still uncommon. In fact, the icebox has been credited with helping lower heat related deaths in large cities of the time. Many children looked forward to seeing the iceman arrive on the ice wagon and would eat the ice chips that fell off as a early slushie treat in the summer. Similar however to the milkman, the iceman profession died off when more modern processes came about, in this case, electrical refrigeration. With it, also died the popularity of the icebox, though many vintage iceboxes still exist around the world.
6: Santur
The ancient santur or santoor is an old instrument with origins in Iran and much history in India. It is a stringed instrument that is played with little mallets in each hand. It has been used by many countries since the Middle Ages and is featured in many artworks of the time. Variations of its name mean ´100 strings´ but only the Indian version is known to have this many. It's a hollow instrument and the strings are divided into 25 bridges of 4 strings each. Though widely used in its time, its popularity would eventually decline until a revival in the mid-twentieth century. Its distinctive sound is now considered an important part of many works of classical Indian music and many of its players are respected around the world.
4: Dental Key
Many people still consider the field of dentistry to be pretty harsh but we've come along way from it´s horrible beginnings. Meet the Dental key. Before the wonderful discovery of antibiotics, teeth were pulled. Extracting teeth at the time was a painful affair. The claw end of the dental key would be placed around the tooth in question. Then the whole device would be rotated to try and wedge the tooth loose. Without any painkillers to speak of, this would very often tear the skin of the mouth and crack the tooth into tiny pieces. Sometimes the force could even break the jaw. Then the teeth fragments would be pulled out, with the nerve of the tooth still exposed. This method of tooth extraction was used for close to a hundred years and was considered standard practice for unfortunate victims. For all it's flaws though it was still the prefered method as it was the fastest way to get a tooth out and wouldn't excessively prolong suffering.
- published: 19 Jun 2017
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This video scrutinizes a variety of ancient technologies by looking at artifacts, explaining the capability these items imply. Where did these out of place items come from? Would members of an advanced civilization, from say 10-15,000 years in the past, have simply stayed in one locale, or would they have moved out across the globe, taking their technology with them? Generally, we can suppose that the technology of highly advanced civilizations would tend to become widespread.
It follows in turn that we would expect to find evidence of their technology all over the planet. We will show many artifacts from antiquity which challenge our preconceptions about our predecessors’ technology and level of scientific knowledge. Specializing in the ancient Sumerian culture, Sumer’s advanced technology, and the evidence for ancient astronauts.
- published: 05 Jun 2017
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Science is dedicated to solving riddles, answering questions and generally demystifying the vast universe. So far, we managed to explain and understand a lot of things. We’ve peered into the furthest reaches of the universe and delved into the exciting world of atoms. We managed to understand the basic building blocks of life while building a civilization capable of learning about uninhabited planets.
The last few centuries have been especially good for science. In the 17th century, Isaac Newton solved the ancient controversy over the nature of forces and motion with his three laws. In the 18th, Ben Franklin figured out a lot about electricity. In the 19th, Darwin explained the diversity of species, Maxwell revealed the physics of light, and Mendeleyev defined the families of chemical elements. Finally, in the 20th century, we had Einstein, who figured out all sorts of stuff, including gravity. Still, there is a long way ahead of us and a lot of mysteries left for the 21st century to solve.
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Archeologists are vying for more information about ancient “plastic water bottles,” made out of a tar-like substance called bitumen, unearthed in coastal southern California. RT America’s Brigida Santos has more on the discovery.
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The ancient Jedi were not always the just peacekeepers they are portrayed as during the Star Wars films. There are points in the history of the Jedi where they actually tortured their students as a right of passage.
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There were once ancient civilizations that thrived in ways no one could ever fathom. But for reasons still unknown, they vanished.
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Ancient history
Ancient history is the aggregate of past events from the beginning of recorded human history and extending as far as the Early Middle Ages or the Postclassical Era. The span of recorded history is roughly 5,000 years, beginning with Sumerian Cuneiform script, the oldest discovered form of coherent writing from the protoliterate period around the 30th century BC.
The term classical antiquity is often used to refer to history in the Old World from the beginning of recorded Greek history in 776 BC (First Olympiad). This roughly coincides with the traditional date of the founding of Rome in 753 BC, the beginning of the history of ancient Rome, and the beginning of the Archaic period in Ancient Greece. Although the ending date of ancient history is disputed, some Western scholars use the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD (the most used), the closure of the Platonic Academy in 529 AD, the death of the emperor Justinian I in 565 AD, the coming of Islam or the rise of Charlemagne as the end of ancient and Classical European history.
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In everyday speech, a phrase may be any group of words, often carrying a special idiomatic meaning; in this sense it is roughly synonymous with expression. In linguistic analysis, a phrase is a group of words (or possibly a single word) that functions as a constituent in the syntax of a sentence—a single unit within a grammatical hierarchy. A phrase appears within a clause, although it is also possible for a phrase to be a clause or to contain a clause within it.
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There is a difference between the common use of the term phrase and its technical use in linguistics. In common usage, a phrase is usually a group of words with some special idiomatic meaning or other significance, such as "all rights reserved", "economical with the truth", "kick the bucket", and the like. It may be a euphemism, a saying or proverb, a fixed expression, a figure of speech, etc.
In grammatical analysis, particularly in theories of syntax, a phrase is any group of words, or sometimes a single word, which plays a particular role within the grammatical structure of a sentence. It does not have to have any special meaning or significance, or even exist anywhere outside of the sentence being analyzed, but it must function there as a complete grammatical unit. For example, in the sentence Yesterday I saw an orange bird with a white neck, the words an orange bird with a white neck form what is called a noun phrase, or a determiner phrase in some theories, which functions as the object of the sentence.
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12:07Most CRAZY Things Ancient Greeks Did!
Most CRAZY Things Ancient Greeks Did!Most CRAZY Things Ancient Greeks Did!
Check out the most crazy things ancient greeks did! This top 10 list of crazy facts about ancient greece and their culture is absolutely amazing! Subscribe For New Videos! http://goo.gl/UIzLeB Watch our "Ancient Objects And HOW They Were Used!" video here: https://youtu.be/0de2nV8OHJk Watch our "Most MYSTERIOUS Ocean Facts!" video here: https://youtu.be/BzrlpgRVPQg Watch our "Most STRANGE Things Found On The Beach!" video here: https://youtu.be/cQjpze_4z5U 10. Milo of Croton The Ancient Greeks invented progressive strength training. Milo of Croton won six Olympiads in the wrestling events. He also won multiple times at the Pythian Games, Isthmian Games, and Nemean Games. Milo loved to show off his strength and dexterity. According to sources, his favorite trick was to hold a pomegranate and have people try to take it from him. No one was strong enough to take the pomegranate from him and he also managed to not damage the fruit. How did he gain such prodigious strength and skill? According to popular legend, Milo noticed a newborn calf near his home. He decided to lift the animal and carry it on his shoulders. He returned the next day and did it again. He did it every day until the calf grew to a four-year-old bull. Thus was progressive strength training born. Here’s another wild athlete story. Theagenes of Thasos was a formidable fighter who won over 1,300 bouts over his two decade career. He even won a crown for long-distance running in the city of Argos. As a boxer, he was never defeated. According to legend, years after his, a vandal tried to deface a statue honoring Theagenes. The bronze statue broke in half and crushed the would-be criminal. 9. Birth Control by Sneezing The Ancient Greeks had various forms of birth control. Some forms involved certain herbs and plants, which worked very well. However, one physician, Soranus, advised women to do something a little odd. After intercourse, women were told to squat and sneeze to avoid becoming pregnant. He also suggested jumping up and down to dislodge the sperm. If that’s not crazy enough for you, the website Snopes.com was still debunking the “jump up and down” method of birth control as recently as 2007. 8. Brazen Bull In the 6th century BC, a brass worker named Perilaus of Athens created a large, hollow bull made of brass and gave it to a ruler named Phalaris. A door on the side of the bull allowed a man to climb into the sculpture. Once the door was closed, a fire could be lit from underneath and slowly roast the person. But it doesn’t end there. In the head of the bull was a series of stops and pipes that transformed the screams of the person into “the tenderest, most pathetic, most melodious of bellowings”. Phalaris was far from impressed. So disgusted by the cruelty of the piece, he asked Perilaus to climb into the bull and demonstrate the capabilities of the pipes. Once inside, Phalaris shut the door and ordered a fire lit beneath the bull. He reportedly said, “Receive the due reward of your wondrous art; let the music-maker be the first to play.” Before Perilaus, they removed him from the bull and threw him off a cliff. Despite Phalaris’s disgust, the brazen bull became the most common form of in Ancient Greece. Here’s an extra fact. Phalaris was a tyrant ruling in Acragas in Sicily from 570 BC to 554. He’s known for several building projects but he did have a cruel streak that made him the proverbial “evil tyrant”. According to legend, after he was overthrown by a general, the new ruler ordered Phalaris to roast inside the brazen bull. 7. Victorious Corpse Did you know? Cheating was a huge problem in Ancient Greek sport, just like today. Most of the time, it was the usual bribery or foul moves during games. Here is a picture of a scene on a kylix depicting two pankratists fighting. One of them is trying to gouge out the eye of his opponent while simultaneously biting. The umpire is preparing to strike the fighter for the foul. Some fighters would find an easier way and try to curse or hex their opponents using “curse tablets” to make them lose. An event held during the Olympic Games was the pankration, which was a mixed martial arts style that blended boxing and wrestling. Most famous of the pankratists was Arrhachion. During the 54th Olympiad in 564 BC, Arrhachion entered the pankration to defend his championship. However, his opponent got the better of him and put Arrachion into a chokehold. It is said Arrhachion’s trainer shouted, “What a fine funeral if you do not submit at Olympia”. Arrhachion responded by twisting and kicking his opponent’s foot and dislocating it. The pain forced his opponent to surrender. Unfortunately, the move broke Arrhachion’s neck. Despite that, the judges named Arrhachion the victor. he successfully defended his title. His fame spread as people held him up as the athletic ideal. Geographer Pausanias mentioned a statue immortalizing Arrhachion during his description of Phigalia -
2:07:14New Forbidden History on Mankinds Ancient Alien History [FULL VIDEO]
New Forbidden History on Mankinds Ancient Alien History [FULL VIDEO]New Forbidden History on Mankinds Ancient Alien History [FULL VIDEO]
Today there exists many forbidden theories that aim to explain mankind’s speedy evolution. The Ancient Astronaut Theory is perhaps one of the most controversial of the bunch. This theory takes researchers back in time to the cradle of civilization in the Middle-East, the ancient land of Mesopotamia. The Sumerian Cuneiform tablets, uncovered in the 17th century, provide modern man with a new understanding of our history. This lost knowledge has been slow to make its way into mainstream thought and is just now beginning to air on television on both the History and Discovery Channels. Accurately decoding the complicated language of the past has taken archaeologists many decades, but fortunately today these ancient artifacts have come to light for all the public to view. -
11:07Ancient Objects And HOW They Were Used!
Ancient Objects And HOW They Were Used!Ancient Objects And HOW They Were Used!
Check out these ancient objects and how they were used! This top 10 list has some amazing and shocking objects you won't believe were actually used! Subscribe For New Videos! http://goo.gl/UIzLeB Watch our "Most MYSTERIOUS Extinct Human Species!" video here: https://youtu.be/gISw-q5FKRo Watch our "Most MYSTERIOUS Ocean Facts!" video here: https://youtu.be/BzrlpgRVPQg Watch our "Most STRANGE Things Found On The Beach!" video here: https://youtu.be/cQjpze_4z5U 8: Urumi When a sword wasn't dangerous enough, history went and created the Urumi, a sword-whip that can be flung around and deeply cut those it attacks. Unfortunately, it can also easily cause injury to the users themselves and it is considered one of the most difficult to master. Even stopping or changing direction of the blade-whips is considered advanced, and users must become masters of momentum. It is made up of a covered sword handle and whip-like tendrils that are covered in flexible and insanely sharp steel. First invented in Kerala, one of the states of South India, it is an essential part of their ancient martial art Kalaripayattu, one of the oldest recorded martial arts at over 2000 years old. Due to the danger of trying to use a sword-whip as a standard, its use is usually taught last within the martial art program. When not in use, the blade is often wrapped around the user like a belt, making it fashionable. Despite the martial art nearly dying out, a twentieth century revival brought back interest to the Urumi and many ceremonial displays are still performed around the world. In fact, other countries such as Sri Lanka have their own versions. This version however takes it one step further and introduces more blades and even dual-wielding! A badass and historical, the Urumi would be the last thing you would want to see on the battlefield. 7: Icebox A famous device from the early twentieth century, the icebox was used before the invention of the modern refrigerator. It was basically a box, usually made of wood and lined with things such as cork or straw, in order to keep the cold in. A large block of ice was then put in the top compartment, which would cool the air in the lower compartment where food and drinks were stored. They served the same purpose as modern fridges but the melted ice would have to be emptied out and replaced with fresh ice. The iceman was the person who was paid to deliver fresh ice to those with iceboxes and would come by every so often to replace your ice. Back before we used chemicals to keep things cool, ice had to be harvested from cold locations and delivered to the hotter places that needed it. The icebox made home food storage and temperature control much easier in a time when it was still uncommon. In fact, the icebox has been credited with helping lower heat related deaths in large cities of the time. Many children looked forward to seeing the iceman arrive on the ice wagon and would eat the ice chips that fell off as a early slushie treat in the summer. Similar however to the milkman, the iceman profession died off when more modern processes came about, in this case, electrical refrigeration. With it, also died the popularity of the icebox, though many vintage iceboxes still exist around the world. 6: Santur The ancient santur or santoor is an old instrument with origins in Iran and much history in India. It is a stringed instrument that is played with little mallets in each hand. It has been used by many countries since the Middle Ages and is featured in many artworks of the time. Variations of its name mean ´100 strings´ but only the Indian version is known to have this many. It's a hollow instrument and the strings are divided into 25 bridges of 4 strings each. Though widely used in its time, its popularity would eventually decline until a revival in the mid-twentieth century. Its distinctive sound is now considered an important part of many works of classical Indian music and many of its players are respected around the world. 4: Dental Key Many people still consider the field of dentistry to be pretty harsh but we've come along way from it´s horrible beginnings. Meet the Dental key. Before the wonderful discovery of antibiotics, teeth were pulled. Extracting teeth at the time was a painful affair. The claw end of the dental key would be placed around the tooth in question. Then the whole device would be rotated to try and wedge the tooth loose. Without any painkillers to speak of, this would very often tear the skin of the mouth and crack the tooth into tiny pieces. Sometimes the force could even break the jaw. Then the teeth fragments would be pulled out, with the nerve of the tooth still exposed. This method of tooth extraction was used for close to a hundred years and was considered standard practice for unfortunate victims. For all it's flaws though it was still the prefered method as it was the fastest way to get a tooth out and wouldn't excessively prolong suffering. -
1:06:04Ancient Technology So Advanced We Still Don't Understand It
Ancient Technology So Advanced We Still Don't Understand ItAncient Technology So Advanced We Still Don't Understand It
This video scrutinizes a variety of ancient technologies by looking at artifacts, explaining the capability these items imply. Where did these out of place items come from? Would members of an advanced civilization, from say 10-15,000 years in the past, have simply stayed in one locale, or would they have moved out across the globe, taking their technology with them? Generally, we can suppose that the technology of highly advanced civilizations would tend to become widespread. It follows in turn that we would expect to find evidence of their technology all over the planet. We will show many artifacts from antiquity which challenge our preconceptions about our predecessors’ technology and level of scientific knowledge. Specializing in the ancient Sumerian culture, Sumer’s advanced technology, and the evidence for ancient astronauts. -
23:29Lost Ancient High Technology Of Egypt 2017 Update: Tanis And Aswan
Lost Ancient High Technology Of Egypt 2017 Update: Tanis And Aswan -
10:035 Ancient Inventions Science Can’t Explain
5 Ancient Inventions Science Can’t Explain5 Ancient Inventions Science Can’t Explain
Science is dedicated to solving riddles, answering questions and generally demystifying the vast universe. So far, we managed to explain and understand a lot of things. We’ve peered into the furthest reaches of the universe and delved into the exciting world of atoms. We managed to understand the basic building blocks of life while building a civilization capable of learning about uninhabited planets. The last few centuries have been especially good for science. In the 17th century, Isaac Newton solved the ancient controversy over the nature of forces and motion with his three laws. In the 18th, Ben Franklin figured out a lot about electricity. In the 19th, Darwin explained the diversity of species, Maxwell revealed the physics of light, and Mendeleyev defined the families of chemical elements. Finally, in the 20th century, we had Einstein, who figured out all sorts of stuff, including gravity. Still, there is a long way ahead of us and a lot of mysteries left for the 21st century to solve. Hi! I am Mister Mysterious, and in this video, we will be taking a look at some of the still-unsolved scientific mysteries that are forcing us to settle with mere speculations as this moment. Be sure to subscribe because you don't want to miss what is next subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/c/Mysterious5s Special Thank you to CO.AG for the music! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcavSftXHgxLBWwLDm_bNvA Welcome to my channel. Mysterious 5 talks about mysterious stuff. I make Top 5 style videos on any topic that is mysterious, from Ancient Mysteries & Alternative History to Modern Mysteries & Unsolved cases.The goal of my videos is to make you realize how mysterious and strange this world is intro music: http://www.purple-planet.com/ -
2:19Ancient plastic may have poisoned Native Americans
Ancient plastic may have poisoned Native AmericansAncient plastic may have poisoned Native Americans
Archeologists are vying for more information about ancient “plastic water bottles,” made out of a tar-like substance called bitumen, unearthed in coastal southern California. RT America’s Brigida Santos has more on the discovery. Find RT America in your area: http://rt.com/where-to-watch/ Or watch us online: http://rt.com/on-air/rt-america-air/ Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTAmerica Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_America -
5:08Why Ancient Jedi Used to Torture Their Padawans – Star Wars Explained
Why Ancient Jedi Used to Torture Their Padawans – Star Wars ExplainedWhy Ancient Jedi Used to Torture Their Padawans – Star Wars Explained
The ancient Jedi were not always the just peacekeepers they are portrayed as during the Star Wars films. There are points in the history of the Jedi where they actually tortured their students as a right of passage. Podcast being edited, will link here soon. I believe all content used falls under the remits of Fair Use, but if any content owners would like to dispute this I will not hesitate to immediately remove said content. It is not my intent to in any way infringe on their content ownership. If you happen to find your art or images in the video please let me know and I will be glad to credit you. Business e-mail: thestupendouswave@gmail.com Tweet me your questions and suggestions: https://twitter.com/StupendousWave Twitter: https://twitter.com/StupendousWave -
10:075 POWERFUL Ancient Civilizations that Mysteriously Disappeared
5 POWERFUL Ancient Civilizations that Mysteriously Disappeared5 POWERFUL Ancient Civilizations that Mysteriously Disappeared
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8:17Josh Duhamel Says Transformers Are Less Robots, More Ancient Aliens
Josh Duhamel Says Transformers Are Less Robots, More Ancient AliensJosh Duhamel Says Transformers Are Less Robots, More Ancient Aliens
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'Ancient' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Part-Time-Queen (2010)
Actors: Joaquim Nicolau (actor), Igor Sampaio (actor), Bruno Carnide (producer), Luís Campos (writer), Luís Candeias (actor), Luís Candeias (producer), Ricardo Braga Silva (editor), Ricardo Braga Silva (producer), Ricardo Braga Silva (director), Ricardo Braga Silva (writer), Luís Filipe Teixeira (producer), Luís Filipe Teixeira (editor), Fábio Guerreiro (producer), Fábio Guerreiro (editor), Fábio Guerreiro (director),
Genres: Drama, Short,The Company of Wolves (1984)
Actors: Neil Jordan (writer), Neil Jordan (director), Stephen Woolley (producer), Stephen Woolley (producer), Jim Carter (actor), George Fenton (composer), Nik Powell (producer), Angela Lansbury (actress), Roy Evans (actor), Graham Crowden (actor), Stephen Rea (actor), Terence Stamp (actor), David Warner (actor), Brian Glover (actor), Jimmy Gardner (actor),
Plot: A bag full of symbolic folklore about werewolves, or, rather, their sexual connotation. Granny tells her granddaughter Rosaleen strange, disturbing tales about innocent maidens falling in love with handsome, heavily eyebrowed strangers with a smoldering look in their eyes; about sudden disappearances of spouses when the moon is round & the wolves are howling in the woods; about babies found inside stork eggs, in a stork nest high up a tree; etc., etc. Of course the story of Little Red Ridinghood is also present, with a very handsome he-wolf! (And of course this he-wolf consumes Grandmother, but 'consumes' Little Red Ridinghood). All the stories are somehow reducible to loss of innocence, and fear of/hunger for (a newly acquired sense of) sexuality; their Freudian character is mirrored in their dreamlike shapes. This movie is not really a horror movie; it's more a multiple tale about growing up into adolescence.
Keywords: 1700s, alternative-reality, ambiguity, animal, animal-in-title, battle-of-the-sexes, beast, bed, blind-man's-bluff-game, bloodGenres: Fantasy, Horror,
Taglines: Within the forests are strangers lying in wait for innocents . . . who stray from the path! [Australia Theatrical] Where fairy stories meet horror stories [Australia Theatrical] The desire... the fantasy... the nightmare In the dead of the night, the beast is unleashed! The Company of Wolves. They're all the company we keep. Even in our dreams.
Quotes:
Granny: Never stray from the path, never eat a windfall apple and never trust a man whose eyebrows meet in the middle.Rosaleen: And that's all I'll tell you, cause that's all I know.
[last lines]::Rosaleen: Little girls, this seems to say / Never stop upon your way / Never trust a stranger friend / No-one knows how it will end / As you're pretty, so be wise / Wolves may lurk in every guise / Now as then, 'tis simple truth / Sweetest tongue has sharpest tooth.
Granny: Your only sister, all alone in the wood, and nobody there to save her. Poor little lamb.::Rosaleen: Why couldn't she save herself?
Rosaleen: And then they lived happily ever after?::Granny: Indeed they did not!
Mother: You pay too much attention to your granny. She knows a lot but she doesn't know everything. And if there's a beast in men, it meets its match in women too.
Rosaleen: [pushes him away as they near a kiss] Jesus, what big teeth you have!::Huntsman: [smiles deviously] All the better to eat you with.::[Rosaleen shoots his arm with a rifle making him scream and writhe in pain turning into a wolf]
Rosaleen: [hears wolves howl] Who's come to sing us carols, then?::Huntsman: Only my companions, darling. I love the company of wolves. Look out of the window and you'll see them.::Rosaleen: [does so] Poor creatures. It's freezing cold out there. No wonder they howl so.
Rosaleen: [after the huntsman turns into a wolf from being shot, tearfully] I'm sorry. I never knew a wolf could cry.
Amorous Boy's father: A daughter is one thing, a heifer is another!
Gun Glory (1957)
Actors: Bud Osborne (actor), Robert Robinson (actor), Emile Avery (actor), Lane Bradford (actor), Charles Morton (actor), Jack Montgomery (actor), Michael Dugan (actor), William Fawcett (actor), Stewart Granger (actor), James Gregory (actor), Herman Hack (actor), Bob Burns (actor), Gene Coogan (actor), Ethan Laidlaw (actor), Jack Tornek (actor),
Plot: In 1886, the gunman and gambler Tom Early returns to his homeland to settle down, but he is rejected by his community. He rides to his farm, where he finds that his wife Alice has recently died and his son Tom Early Jr., who disagrees with taking up arms, is working alone. The next morning, Tom rides into the town to buy supplies and sees Sam, the grocer, humiliating his employee Jo. At the same time the cattle lord Grimsell arrives in town with two gunfighters, Gunn and Blondie, and tells the Preacher that he will be crossing 20,000 head of cattle through their lands and their town. Although the preacher tries to explain that the people own the land, Grimsell is not interested in their rights. When Blondie sees Tom Early, he draws his gun but is shot by Tom, in self defense, and kills the gunman. He then invites Jo to work on the farm. While the Preacher wants to send an emissary to Laramie to bring the law to his town, Grimsell summons more than thirty gunfighters to work for him. When the emissary is murdered by Gunn, the naive Preacher organizes a posse to unsuccessfully fight against Grimsell. The farmers are ambushed and attacked and the survivors return to the town. But Tom Early decides to provoke a stampede and fight against Grimsell.
Keywords: ambush, based-on-novel, cattleman, christian, church, congregation, cowboy, cowboys-and-outlaws, duel, dynamiteGenres: Western,
Taglines: FASTER THAN "THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE"! (original print ad - all caps) He gave her a home when the town kicked her out! (original poster) With rifle or pistol - he was the fastest deadliest shot of the western plains! (original poster) The canyon pass dynamited by amazing strategy! Thousands of cattle in a frenzied stampede! Men and horse in the path of destruction! (original poster) BLAZING WESTERN DRAMA OF GUNS AND GLORY! (original poster-all caps)
Thunder Pass (1954)
Actors: Frank McDonald (director), Raymond Burr (actor), John Carradine (actor), Dane Clark (actor), Tommy Cook (actor), Bill Coontz (actor), Andy Devine (actor), Raymond Hatton (actor), Paul McGuire (actor), Nestor Paiva (actor), Charles Soldani (actor), Rick Vallin (actor), Billy Wilkerson (actor), Robert L. Lippert (producer), Tom Hubbard (writer),
Genres: Western,Ancient
ALBUMS
- Eerily Howling Winds - The Antediluvian Tapes released: 2005
- Night Visit released: 2004
- Proxima Centauri released: 2001
- Det glemte riket released: 1999
- The Halls of Eternity released: 1999
- Mad Grandiose Bloodfiends released: 1997
- The Cainian Chronicle released: 1996
- Svartalvheim released: 1994
Eerily Howling Winds - The Antediluvian Tapes
Released 2005- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Trolltaar
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Nattens skjonnhet
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Eerily Howling Winds
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Call of the Absu Deep
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Det glemte riket
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Trumps of an Arch-Angel
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Paa evig vandring
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Likferd
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Det glemte riket
Night Visit
Released 2004- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Envision the Beast
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Rape the Children of Abel
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Horroble
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Night Visit
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lycanthropy
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Night of the Stygian Souls
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Fuel the Flames
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Truth Unveiled
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Arctic Mirage
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Out in the Haunted Woods
Proxima Centauri
Released 2001- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen A Lurking Threat
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Proxima Centauri
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Ancient Horadrim
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen In the Abyss of the Cursed Souls
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Witch
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Apophis
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Satan's Children
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Beyond the Realms of Insanity
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Audrina, My Sweet
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen On Blackest Wings
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Eyes of the Dead
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Incarnating the Malignant Deity
Det glemte riket
Released 1999- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Trolltaar
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Nattens skjønnhet
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Eerily Howling Winds
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Det glemte riket
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Huldradans
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Paa evig vandring
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Fjellets hemmelighet
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Algol
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sweet Leaf
The Halls of Eternity
Released 1999- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Cast Into the Unfathomed Deeps
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Born in Flames
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Battle of the Ancient Warriors
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen A Woeful Summoning
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Cosmic Exile
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- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Heritage
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I, Madman
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen From Behind Comes the Sword
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Halls of Eternity
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Arrival
Mad Grandiose Bloodfiends
Released 1997- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Malkavian Twilight
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen A Mad Blood Scenario
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Draining
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Um sonho psycodelico
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sleeping Princess of the Arges
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Her Northern Majesty
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Blackeyes
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Emerald Tablet
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- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen 5
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- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Black Funeral
The Cainian Chronicle
Released 1996- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Ponderous Moonlighting
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Cainian Chronicle, Part I: The Curse
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Cainian Chronicle, Part II: Lilith's Embrace
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Cainian Chronicle, Parts III & IV: Disciplines of Caine / Zillah and the Crone
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen At the Infernal Portal (Canto III)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Cry of Marianne
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Prophecy of Gehenna
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Song of Kaiaphas
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Exu
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Pagan Cycle
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Homage to Pan
Svartalvheim
Released 1994- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Svartalvheim
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Trumps of an Archangel
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Huldradans
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Call of the Absu Deep
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- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Eerily Howling Winds
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Likferd
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Ancient
ALBUMS
- In the Eye of the Serpent released: 1993
Ancient
ALBUMS
- Sound Of The Absolute released: 1994
Sound Of The Absolute
Released 1994- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Risin (Rosi Ryder mix)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Nostalgia
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Fluid (108 Grand Maid and Messy mix)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Shout at the Moon
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Funky Emotion (Wax Factor mix)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Real Kiss (Full Orgasm mix)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I Like It (Like to Panic mix)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Older Brother From the Rock
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Most CRAZY Things Ancient Greeks Did!
Check out the most crazy things ancient greeks did! This top 10 list of crazy facts about ancient greece and their culture is absolutely amazing! Subscribe For New Videos! http://goo.gl/UIzLeB Watch our "Ancient Objects And HOW They Were Used!" video here: https://youtu.be/0de2nV8OHJk Watch our "Most MYSTERIOUS Ocean Facts!" video here: https://youtu.be/BzrlpgRVPQg Watch our "Most STRANGE Things Found On The Beach!" video here: https://youtu.be/cQjpze_4z5U 10. Milo of Croton The Ancient Greeks invented progressive strength training. Milo of Croton won six Olympiads in the wrestling events. He also won multiple times at the Pythian Games, Isthmian Games, and Nemean Games. Milo loved to show off his strength and dexterity. According to sources, his favorite trick was to hold a pomegranat...
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New Forbidden History on Mankinds Ancient Alien History [FULL VIDEO]
Today there exists many forbidden theories that aim to explain mankind’s speedy evolution. The Ancient Astronaut Theory is perhaps one of the most controversial of the bunch. This theory takes researchers back in time to the cradle of civilization in the Middle-East, the ancient land of Mesopotamia. The Sumerian Cuneiform tablets, uncovered in the 17th century, provide modern man with a new understanding of our history. This lost knowledge has been slow to make its way into mainstream thought and is just now beginning to air on television on both the History and Discovery Channels. Accurately decoding the complicated language of the past has taken archaeologists many decades, but fortunately today these ancient artifacts have come to light for all the public to view.
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Ancient Objects And HOW They Were Used!
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Ancient Technology So Advanced We Still Don't Understand It
This video scrutinizes a variety of ancient technologies by looking at artifacts, explaining the capability these items imply. Where did these out of place items come from? Would members of an advanced civilization, from say 10-15,000 years in the past, have simply stayed in one locale, or would they have moved out across the globe, taking their technology with them? Generally, we can suppose that the technology of highly advanced civilizations would tend to become widespread. It follows in turn that we would expect to find evidence of their technology all over the planet. We will show many artifacts from antiquity which challenge our preconceptions about our predecessors’ technology and level of scientific knowledge. Specializing in the ancient Sumerian culture, Sumer’s advanced technolo...
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5 Ancient Inventions Science Can’t Explain
Science is dedicated to solving riddles, answering questions and generally demystifying the vast universe. So far, we managed to explain and understand a lot of things. We’ve peered into the furthest reaches of the universe and delved into the exciting world of atoms. We managed to understand the basic building blocks of life while building a civilization capable of learning about uninhabited planets. The last few centuries have been especially good for science. In the 17th century, Isaac Newton solved the ancient controversy over the nature of forces and motion with his three laws. In the 18th, Ben Franklin figured out a lot about electricity. In the 19th, Darwin explained the diversity of species, Maxwell revealed the physics of light, and Mendeleyev defined the families of chemical ele...
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Ancient plastic may have poisoned Native Americans
Archeologists are vying for more information about ancient “plastic water bottles,” made out of a tar-like substance called bitumen, unearthed in coastal southern California. RT America’s Brigida Santos has more on the discovery. Find RT America in your area: http://rt.com/where-to-watch/ Or watch us online: http://rt.com/on-air/rt-america-air/ Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTAmerica Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_America
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Why Ancient Jedi Used to Torture Their Padawans – Star Wars Explained
The ancient Jedi were not always the just peacekeepers they are portrayed as during the Star Wars films. There are points in the history of the Jedi where they actually tortured their students as a right of passage. Podcast being edited, will link here soon. I believe all content used falls under the remits of Fair Use, but if any content owners would like to dispute this I will not hesitate to immediately remove said content. It is not my intent to in any way infringe on their content ownership. If you happen to find your art or images in the video please let me know and I will be glad to credit you. Business e-mail: thestupendouswave@gmail.com Tweet me your questions and suggestions: https://twitter.com/StupendousWave Twitter: https://twitter.com/StupendousWave
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5 POWERFUL Ancient Civilizations that Mysteriously Disappeared
There were once ancient civilizations that thrived in ways no one could ever fathom. But for reasons still unknown, they vanished. Why? Find out. Get tickets to the best show on earth!!! http://bit.ly/2oDDr4o ►Subscribe for more videos! http://bit.ly/1Mo6FxX ►Check out my food channel! http://bit.ly/1hsxh41 ★↓FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA!↓★ Facebook Show Page: https://www.facebook.com/beyondsciencetv Facebook Mike Fan Page: http://on.fb.me/1En9Lue Instagram: http://instagr.am/Mikexingchen http://instagr.am/beyondsciencetv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Mikexingchen Snapchat: Mikeychenx Periscope: Mikexingchen ~Send stuff at our PO Box! Mike Chen PO Box 610 Middletown, NY 10940 ------------------------
published: 27 Jun 2017 -
Josh Duhamel Says Transformers Are Less Robots, More Ancient Aliens
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Most CRAZY Things Ancient Greeks Did!
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Check out the most crazy things ancient greeks did! This top 10 list of crazy facts about ancient greece and their culture is absolutely amazing!
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Check out the most crazy things ancient greeks did! This top 10 list of crazy facts about ancient greece and their culture is absolutely amazing!
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10. Milo of Croton
The Ancient Greeks invented progressive strength training. Milo of Croton won six Olympiads in the wrestling events. He also won multiple times at the Pythian Games, Isthmian Games, and Nemean Games. Milo loved to show off his strength and dexterity. According to sources, his favorite trick was to hold a pomegranate and have people try to take it from him. No one was strong enough to take the pomegranate from him and he also managed to not damage the fruit. How did he gain such prodigious strength and skill?
According to popular legend, Milo noticed a newborn calf near his home. He decided to lift the animal and carry it on his shoulders. He returned the next day and did it again. He did it every day until the calf grew to a four-year-old bull. Thus was progressive strength training born.
Here’s another wild athlete story. Theagenes of Thasos was a formidable fighter who won over 1,300 bouts over his two decade career. He even won a crown for long-distance running in the city of Argos. As a boxer, he was never defeated. According to legend, years after his, a vandal tried to deface a statue honoring Theagenes. The bronze statue broke in half and crushed the would-be criminal.
9. Birth Control by Sneezing
The Ancient Greeks had various forms of birth control. Some forms involved certain herbs and plants, which worked very well. However, one physician, Soranus, advised women to do something a little odd. After intercourse, women were told to squat and sneeze to avoid becoming pregnant. He also suggested jumping up and down to dislodge the sperm.
If that’s not crazy enough for you, the website Snopes.com was still debunking the “jump up and down” method of birth control as recently as 2007.
8. Brazen Bull
In the 6th century BC, a brass worker named Perilaus of Athens created a large, hollow bull made of brass and gave it to a ruler named Phalaris. A door on the side of the bull allowed a man to climb into the sculpture. Once the door was closed, a fire could be lit from underneath and slowly roast the person.
But it doesn’t end there. In the head of the bull was a series of stops and pipes that transformed the screams of the person into “the tenderest, most pathetic, most melodious of bellowings”. Phalaris was far from impressed. So disgusted by the cruelty of the piece, he asked Perilaus to climb into the bull and demonstrate the capabilities of the pipes. Once inside, Phalaris shut the door and ordered a fire lit beneath the bull. He reportedly said, “Receive the due reward of your wondrous art; let the music-maker be the first to play.”
Before Perilaus, they removed him from the bull and threw him off a cliff. Despite Phalaris’s disgust, the brazen bull became the most common form of in Ancient Greece.
Here’s an extra fact. Phalaris was a tyrant ruling in Acragas in Sicily from 570 BC to 554. He’s known for several building projects but he did have a cruel streak that made him the proverbial “evil tyrant”. According to legend, after he was overthrown by a general, the new ruler ordered Phalaris to roast inside the brazen bull.
7. Victorious Corpse
Did you know? Cheating was a huge problem in Ancient Greek sport, just like today. Most of the time, it was the usual bribery or foul moves during games. Here is a picture of a scene on a kylix depicting two pankratists fighting. One of them is trying to gouge out the eye of his opponent while simultaneously biting. The umpire is preparing to strike the fighter for the foul.
Some fighters would find an easier way and try to curse or hex their opponents using “curse tablets” to make them lose.
An event held during the Olympic Games was the pankration, which was a mixed martial arts style that blended boxing and wrestling. Most famous of the pankratists was Arrhachion. During the 54th Olympiad in 564 BC, Arrhachion entered the pankration to defend his championship. However, his opponent got the better of him and put Arrachion into a chokehold. It is said Arrhachion’s trainer shouted, “What a fine funeral if you do not submit at Olympia”. Arrhachion responded by twisting and kicking his opponent’s foot and dislocating it. The pain forced his opponent to surrender. Unfortunately, the move broke Arrhachion’s neck. Despite that, the judges named Arrhachion the victor. he successfully defended his title.
His fame spread as people held him up as the athletic ideal. Geographer Pausanias mentioned a statue immortalizing Arrhachion during his description of Phigalia
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10. Milo of Croton
The Ancient Greeks invented progressive strength training. Milo of Croton won six Olympiads in the wrestling events. He also won multiple times at the Pythian Games, Isthmian Games, and Nemean Games. Milo loved to show off his strength and dexterity. According to sources, his favorite trick was to hold a pomegranate and have people try to take it from him. No one was strong enough to take the pomegranate from him and he also managed to not damage the fruit. How did he gain such prodigious strength and skill?
According to popular legend, Milo noticed a newborn calf near his home. He decided to lift the animal and carry it on his shoulders. He returned the next day and did it again. He did it every day until the calf grew to a four-year-old bull. Thus was progressive strength training born.
Here’s another wild athlete story. Theagenes of Thasos was a formidable fighter who won over 1,300 bouts over his two decade career. He even won a crown for long-distance running in the city of Argos. As a boxer, he was never defeated. According to legend, years after his, a vandal tried to deface a statue honoring Theagenes. The bronze statue broke in half and crushed the would-be criminal.
9. Birth Control by Sneezing
The Ancient Greeks had various forms of birth control. Some forms involved certain herbs and plants, which worked very well. However, one physician, Soranus, advised women to do something a little odd. After intercourse, women were told to squat and sneeze to avoid becoming pregnant. He also suggested jumping up and down to dislodge the sperm.
If that’s not crazy enough for you, the website Snopes.com was still debunking the “jump up and down” method of birth control as recently as 2007.
8. Brazen Bull
In the 6th century BC, a brass worker named Perilaus of Athens created a large, hollow bull made of brass and gave it to a ruler named Phalaris. A door on the side of the bull allowed a man to climb into the sculpture. Once the door was closed, a fire could be lit from underneath and slowly roast the person.
But it doesn’t end there. In the head of the bull was a series of stops and pipes that transformed the screams of the person into “the tenderest, most pathetic, most melodious of bellowings”. Phalaris was far from impressed. So disgusted by the cruelty of the piece, he asked Perilaus to climb into the bull and demonstrate the capabilities of the pipes. Once inside, Phalaris shut the door and ordered a fire lit beneath the bull. He reportedly said, “Receive the due reward of your wondrous art; let the music-maker be the first to play.”
Before Perilaus, they removed him from the bull and threw him off a cliff. Despite Phalaris’s disgust, the brazen bull became the most common form of in Ancient Greece.
Here’s an extra fact. Phalaris was a tyrant ruling in Acragas in Sicily from 570 BC to 554. He’s known for several building projects but he did have a cruel streak that made him the proverbial “evil tyrant”. According to legend, after he was overthrown by a general, the new ruler ordered Phalaris to roast inside the brazen bull.
7. Victorious Corpse
Did you know? Cheating was a huge problem in Ancient Greek sport, just like today. Most of the time, it was the usual bribery or foul moves during games. Here is a picture of a scene on a kylix depicting two pankratists fighting. One of them is trying to gouge out the eye of his opponent while simultaneously biting. The umpire is preparing to strike the fighter for the foul.
Some fighters would find an easier way and try to curse or hex their opponents using “curse tablets” to make them lose.
An event held during the Olympic Games was the pankration, which was a mixed martial arts style that blended boxing and wrestling. Most famous of the pankratists was Arrhachion. During the 54th Olympiad in 564 BC, Arrhachion entered the pankration to defend his championship. However, his opponent got the better of him and put Arrachion into a chokehold. It is said Arrhachion’s trainer shouted, “What a fine funeral if you do not submit at Olympia”. Arrhachion responded by twisting and kicking his opponent’s foot and dislocating it. The pain forced his opponent to surrender. Unfortunately, the move broke Arrhachion’s neck. Despite that, the judges named Arrhachion the victor. he successfully defended his title.
His fame spread as people held him up as the athletic ideal. Geographer Pausanias mentioned a statue immortalizing Arrhachion during his description of Phigalia
- published: 30 Jun 2017
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New Forbidden History on Mankinds Ancient Alien History [FULL VIDEO]
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- Updated: 24 Feb 2017
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Today there exists many forbidden theories that aim to explain mankind’s speedy evolution. The Ancient Astronaut Theory is perhaps one of the most controversial...
Today there exists many forbidden theories that aim to explain mankind’s speedy evolution. The Ancient Astronaut Theory is perhaps one of the most controversial of the bunch. This theory takes researchers back in time to the cradle of civilization in the Middle-East, the ancient land of Mesopotamia. The Sumerian Cuneiform tablets, uncovered in the 17th century, provide modern man with a new understanding of our history.
This lost knowledge has been slow to make its way into mainstream thought and is just now beginning to air on television on both the History and Discovery Channels. Accurately decoding the complicated language of the past has taken archaeologists many decades, but fortunately today these ancient artifacts have come to light for all the public to view.
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Today there exists many forbidden theories that aim to explain mankind’s speedy evolution. The Ancient Astronaut Theory is perhaps one of the most controversial of the bunch. This theory takes researchers back in time to the cradle of civilization in the Middle-East, the ancient land of Mesopotamia. The Sumerian Cuneiform tablets, uncovered in the 17th century, provide modern man with a new understanding of our history.
This lost knowledge has been slow to make its way into mainstream thought and is just now beginning to air on television on both the History and Discovery Channels. Accurately decoding the complicated language of the past has taken archaeologists many decades, but fortunately today these ancient artifacts have come to light for all the public to view.
- published: 24 Feb 2017
- views: 1405
Ancient Objects And HOW They Were Used!
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- Updated: 19 Jun 2017
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Check out these ancient objects and how they were used! This top 10 list has some amazing and shocking objects you won't believe were actually used!
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8: Urumi
When a sword wasn't dangerous enough, history went and created the Urumi, a sword-whip that can be flung around and deeply cut those it attacks. Unfortunately, it can also easily cause injury to the users themselves and it is considered one of the most difficult to master. Even stopping or changing direction of the blade-whips is considered advanced, and users must become masters of momentum. It is made up of a covered sword handle and whip-like tendrils that are covered in flexible and insanely sharp steel. First invented in Kerala, one of the states of South India, it is an essential part of their ancient martial art Kalaripayattu, one of the oldest recorded martial arts at over 2000 years old. Due to the danger of trying to use a sword-whip as a standard, its use is usually taught last within the martial art program. When not in use, the blade is often wrapped around the user like a belt, making it fashionable. Despite the martial art nearly dying out, a twentieth century revival brought back interest to the Urumi and many ceremonial displays are still performed around the world. In fact, other countries such as Sri Lanka have their own versions. This version however takes it one step further and introduces more blades and even dual-wielding! A badass and historical, the Urumi would be the last thing you would want to see on the battlefield.
7: Icebox
A famous device from the early twentieth century, the icebox was used before the invention of the modern refrigerator. It was basically a box, usually made of wood and lined with things such as cork or straw, in order to keep the cold in. A large block of ice was then put in the top compartment, which would cool the air in the lower compartment where food and drinks were stored. They served the same purpose as modern fridges but the melted ice would have to be emptied out and replaced with fresh ice. The iceman was the person who was paid to deliver fresh ice to those with iceboxes and would come by every so often to replace your ice. Back before we used chemicals to keep things cool, ice had to be harvested from cold locations and delivered to the hotter places that needed it. The icebox made home food storage and temperature control much easier in a time when it was still uncommon. In fact, the icebox has been credited with helping lower heat related deaths in large cities of the time. Many children looked forward to seeing the iceman arrive on the ice wagon and would eat the ice chips that fell off as a early slushie treat in the summer. Similar however to the milkman, the iceman profession died off when more modern processes came about, in this case, electrical refrigeration. With it, also died the popularity of the icebox, though many vintage iceboxes still exist around the world.
6: Santur
The ancient santur or santoor is an old instrument with origins in Iran and much history in India. It is a stringed instrument that is played with little mallets in each hand. It has been used by many countries since the Middle Ages and is featured in many artworks of the time. Variations of its name mean ´100 strings´ but only the Indian version is known to have this many. It's a hollow instrument and the strings are divided into 25 bridges of 4 strings each. Though widely used in its time, its popularity would eventually decline until a revival in the mid-twentieth century. Its distinctive sound is now considered an important part of many works of classical Indian music and many of its players are respected around the world.
4: Dental Key
Many people still consider the field of dentistry to be pretty harsh but we've come along way from it´s horrible beginnings. Meet the Dental key. Before the wonderful discovery of antibiotics, teeth were pulled. Extracting teeth at the time was a painful affair. The claw end of the dental key would be placed around the tooth in question. Then the whole device would be rotated to try and wedge the tooth loose. Without any painkillers to speak of, this would very often tear the skin of the mouth and crack the tooth into tiny pieces. Sometimes the force could even break the jaw. Then the teeth fragments would be pulled out, with the nerve of the tooth still exposed. This method of tooth extraction was used for close to a hundred years and was considered standard practice for unfortunate victims. For all it's flaws though it was still the prefered method as it was the fastest way to get a tooth out and wouldn't excessively prolong suffering.
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8: Urumi
When a sword wasn't dangerous enough, history went and created the Urumi, a sword-whip that can be flung around and deeply cut those it attacks. Unfortunately, it can also easily cause injury to the users themselves and it is considered one of the most difficult to master. Even stopping or changing direction of the blade-whips is considered advanced, and users must become masters of momentum. It is made up of a covered sword handle and whip-like tendrils that are covered in flexible and insanely sharp steel. First invented in Kerala, one of the states of South India, it is an essential part of their ancient martial art Kalaripayattu, one of the oldest recorded martial arts at over 2000 years old. Due to the danger of trying to use a sword-whip as a standard, its use is usually taught last within the martial art program. When not in use, the blade is often wrapped around the user like a belt, making it fashionable. Despite the martial art nearly dying out, a twentieth century revival brought back interest to the Urumi and many ceremonial displays are still performed around the world. In fact, other countries such as Sri Lanka have their own versions. This version however takes it one step further and introduces more blades and even dual-wielding! A badass and historical, the Urumi would be the last thing you would want to see on the battlefield.
7: Icebox
A famous device from the early twentieth century, the icebox was used before the invention of the modern refrigerator. It was basically a box, usually made of wood and lined with things such as cork or straw, in order to keep the cold in. A large block of ice was then put in the top compartment, which would cool the air in the lower compartment where food and drinks were stored. They served the same purpose as modern fridges but the melted ice would have to be emptied out and replaced with fresh ice. The iceman was the person who was paid to deliver fresh ice to those with iceboxes and would come by every so often to replace your ice. Back before we used chemicals to keep things cool, ice had to be harvested from cold locations and delivered to the hotter places that needed it. The icebox made home food storage and temperature control much easier in a time when it was still uncommon. In fact, the icebox has been credited with helping lower heat related deaths in large cities of the time. Many children looked forward to seeing the iceman arrive on the ice wagon and would eat the ice chips that fell off as a early slushie treat in the summer. Similar however to the milkman, the iceman profession died off when more modern processes came about, in this case, electrical refrigeration. With it, also died the popularity of the icebox, though many vintage iceboxes still exist around the world.
6: Santur
The ancient santur or santoor is an old instrument with origins in Iran and much history in India. It is a stringed instrument that is played with little mallets in each hand. It has been used by many countries since the Middle Ages and is featured in many artworks of the time. Variations of its name mean ´100 strings´ but only the Indian version is known to have this many. It's a hollow instrument and the strings are divided into 25 bridges of 4 strings each. Though widely used in its time, its popularity would eventually decline until a revival in the mid-twentieth century. Its distinctive sound is now considered an important part of many works of classical Indian music and many of its players are respected around the world.
4: Dental Key
Many people still consider the field of dentistry to be pretty harsh but we've come along way from it´s horrible beginnings. Meet the Dental key. Before the wonderful discovery of antibiotics, teeth were pulled. Extracting teeth at the time was a painful affair. The claw end of the dental key would be placed around the tooth in question. Then the whole device would be rotated to try and wedge the tooth loose. Without any painkillers to speak of, this would very often tear the skin of the mouth and crack the tooth into tiny pieces. Sometimes the force could even break the jaw. Then the teeth fragments would be pulled out, with the nerve of the tooth still exposed. This method of tooth extraction was used for close to a hundred years and was considered standard practice for unfortunate victims. For all it's flaws though it was still the prefered method as it was the fastest way to get a tooth out and wouldn't excessively prolong suffering.
- published: 19 Jun 2017
- views: 258691
Ancient Technology So Advanced We Still Don't Understand It
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- Updated: 05 Jun 2017
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This video scrutinizes a variety of ancient technologies by looking at artifacts, explaining the capability these items imply. Where did these out of place item...
This video scrutinizes a variety of ancient technologies by looking at artifacts, explaining the capability these items imply. Where did these out of place items come from? Would members of an advanced civilization, from say 10-15,000 years in the past, have simply stayed in one locale, or would they have moved out across the globe, taking their technology with them? Generally, we can suppose that the technology of highly advanced civilizations would tend to become widespread.
It follows in turn that we would expect to find evidence of their technology all over the planet. We will show many artifacts from antiquity which challenge our preconceptions about our predecessors’ technology and level of scientific knowledge. Specializing in the ancient Sumerian culture, Sumer’s advanced technology, and the evidence for ancient astronauts.
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This video scrutinizes a variety of ancient technologies by looking at artifacts, explaining the capability these items imply. Where did these out of place items come from? Would members of an advanced civilization, from say 10-15,000 years in the past, have simply stayed in one locale, or would they have moved out across the globe, taking their technology with them? Generally, we can suppose that the technology of highly advanced civilizations would tend to become widespread.
It follows in turn that we would expect to find evidence of their technology all over the planet. We will show many artifacts from antiquity which challenge our preconceptions about our predecessors’ technology and level of scientific knowledge. Specializing in the ancient Sumerian culture, Sumer’s advanced technology, and the evidence for ancient astronauts.
- published: 05 Jun 2017
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Lost Ancient High Technology Of Egypt 2017 Update: Tanis And Aswan
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5 Ancient Inventions Science Can’t Explain
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Science is dedicated to solving riddles, answering questions and generally demystifying the vast universe. So far, we managed to explain and understand a lot of...
Science is dedicated to solving riddles, answering questions and generally demystifying the vast universe. So far, we managed to explain and understand a lot of things. We’ve peered into the furthest reaches of the universe and delved into the exciting world of atoms. We managed to understand the basic building blocks of life while building a civilization capable of learning about uninhabited planets.
The last few centuries have been especially good for science. In the 17th century, Isaac Newton solved the ancient controversy over the nature of forces and motion with his three laws. In the 18th, Ben Franklin figured out a lot about electricity. In the 19th, Darwin explained the diversity of species, Maxwell revealed the physics of light, and Mendeleyev defined the families of chemical elements. Finally, in the 20th century, we had Einstein, who figured out all sorts of stuff, including gravity. Still, there is a long way ahead of us and a lot of mysteries left for the 21st century to solve.
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Science is dedicated to solving riddles, answering questions and generally demystifying the vast universe. So far, we managed to explain and understand a lot of things. We’ve peered into the furthest reaches of the universe and delved into the exciting world of atoms. We managed to understand the basic building blocks of life while building a civilization capable of learning about uninhabited planets.
The last few centuries have been especially good for science. In the 17th century, Isaac Newton solved the ancient controversy over the nature of forces and motion with his three laws. In the 18th, Ben Franklin figured out a lot about electricity. In the 19th, Darwin explained the diversity of species, Maxwell revealed the physics of light, and Mendeleyev defined the families of chemical elements. Finally, in the 20th century, we had Einstein, who figured out all sorts of stuff, including gravity. Still, there is a long way ahead of us and a lot of mysteries left for the 21st century to solve.
Hi! I am Mister Mysterious, and in this video, we will be taking a look at some of the still-unsolved scientific mysteries that are forcing us to settle with mere speculations as this moment.
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Welcome to my channel. Mysterious 5 talks about mysterious stuff. I make Top 5 style videos on any topic that is mysterious, from Ancient Mysteries & Alternative History to Modern Mysteries & Unsolved cases.The goal of my videos is to make you realize how mysterious and strange this world is
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- published: 27 Apr 2017
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Ancient plastic may have poisoned Native Americans
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Archeologists are vying for more information about ancient “plastic water bottles,” made out of a tar-like substance called bitumen, unearthed in coastal southe...
Archeologists are vying for more information about ancient “plastic water bottles,” made out of a tar-like substance called bitumen, unearthed in coastal southern California. RT America’s Brigida Santos has more on the discovery.
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Why Ancient Jedi Used to Torture Their Padawans – Star Wars Explained
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The ancient Jedi were not always the just peacekeepers they are portrayed as during the Star Wars films. There are points in the history of the Jedi where they ...
The ancient Jedi were not always the just peacekeepers they are portrayed as during the Star Wars films. There are points in the history of the Jedi where they actually tortured their students as a right of passage.
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The ancient Jedi were not always the just peacekeepers they are portrayed as during the Star Wars films. There are points in the history of the Jedi where they actually tortured their students as a right of passage.
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- published: 29 Jun 2017
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5 POWERFUL Ancient Civilizations that Mysteriously Disappeared
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- Updated: 27 Jun 2017
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There were once ancient civilizations that thrived in ways no one could ever fathom. But for reasons still unknown, they vanished.
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Josh Duhamel Says Transformers Are Less Robots, More Ancient Aliens
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- Updated: 29 Jun 2017
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'Transformers' star Josh Duhamel transforms the way Stephen looks at Transformers.
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Most CRAZY Things Ancient Greeks Did!
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New Forbidden History on Mankinds Ancient Alien History [FULL VIDEO]
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Ancient Objects And HOW They Were Used!
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Ancient Technology So Advanced We Still Don't Understand It
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Lost Ancient High Technology Of Egypt 2017 Update: Tanis And Aswan
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5 Ancient Inventions Science Can’t Explain
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Ancient plastic may have poisoned Native Americans
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Why Ancient Jedi Used to Torture Their Padawans – Star Wars Explained
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5 POWERFUL Ancient Civilizations that Mysteriously Disappeared
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Josh Duhamel Says Transformers Are Less Robots, More Ancient Aliens
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Trumps Of An Archangel
Reveal to me, let me see, the precious face of yours. In darkness, where I'm alone, come forth with your wars. You, forever my lord. You, forever my lord, I always deny jesus, son of god. Creation, never done by god, salvations, I find in the goat, Lucifer, brand me with your mark, Lord of darkness, come out from the dark ! Red morningstar, watch me attack, I shall reveal, weak son of god, forever the human lies spreading all wrong, (crushed by) all his evil arts, evil arts of war! Creation, never done by god, salvations, I find in the goat, Lucifer, brand me with your mark, Lord of darkness, come out from the dark!
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Ice block the size of Delaware about to break away from Antarctica as global temperatures rise, scientists warn
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2 Massive New Holes Have Exploded Open In Siberia
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The second bang was so loud it was picked up by seismic stations in neighboring settlements and near a local gas field. The new hole is approximately eight meters (26 feet) in diameter and at least 20 meters (65 feet) deep.“It happened some 35 to 40 kilometers [21 to 24 miles] northwest of Seyakha. Reindeer herder Yakov Vengo has a camp there,” fellow reindeer herder Mikhail Okotetto told local news, according to the Siberian Times ... ....
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20 including journalists, retired HC judge paid through hawala to fuel Kashmir unrest
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The security forces along with the Intelligence Bureau have prepared a list of 20 persons including journalists and a retired High Court judge who have been fueling unrest in the Valley. The list of 20 was prepared with the ... ....
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Mysterious Sea Creatures Spreading to Alaska Baffle Scientists
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Scientists are left scratching their heads over the large pink thimble-shaped sea creatures that are suddenly popping up all over the American West Coast and now in Alaska for the first time, according to The Associated Press. Scientists know that the creatures are pyrosomes, which are tropical, filter-feeding spineless sea creatures that are usually located along the equator ... National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration....
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North Korea Fires Another Ballistic Missile
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North Korea launched a ballistic missile early Tuesday morning, according to Japan's coastguard, who said the projectile could potentially fall into waters that are the nation's exclusive economic zone, according to Bloomberg. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff also confirmed the launch, saying that it occurred close to 9.40 a.m. and was an undetermined ballistic missile ... mainland. U.S ... territory of Guam. On May 30, the U.S....
The Bible according to Asia
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When the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea was written in the mid-first century, the West thought all beyond the Mediterranean was Red Sea. Likewise geographically it was difficult to describe Asia as a continent ... While earlier Asia was portrayed as a place of riches, in the portrayal of the New Testament, Asia is not so appealing ... it is stated that the ancient religion of Brahma was the most ancientand consequently most pure of religions....
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