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Monday, January 10, 2011
An Army On Parade For 2000 Years Part.IV
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Reliable water supplies were vital, and early in his reign Shi Huang Di commissioned the building of a 150 km canal that would carry water f...
Friday, January 7, 2011
An Army On Parade For 2000 Years Part.VI
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The terracotta army, meanwhile, was buried about 1.6 km away, drawn up in full battle order, ready to fight for the emperor in the afterl...
An Army On Parade For 2000 Years Part.III
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But in exchange they faced heavy taxation and were forced into hard unpaid labor on large scale public works. Initially, these policies ...
An Army On Parade For 2000 Years Part.II
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His army accompanied him in death, molded in terracotta and armed with real bows, spears, and ge- Chinese halberds. They were buried in thre...
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Thursday, January 6, 2011
An Army On Parade For 2000 Years Part.I
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The ruthless but efficient king of Qin conquered all the rival Warring States to unite China, becoming its first emperor, Shi Huang Di. His...
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Mystery behind the Piri Re'is map
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Most of our theories about the early peoples and their civilizations have no concrete physical evidence. The entire theories are merely give...
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
Ice Man, the Mummy in the Glacier Part.II
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According to the team of scientists and forensic investigators, the Ice Man certainly had the right equipment to survive in the harsh c...
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