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Through the use of ordinary language sprinkled with quite a bit of slang and some graphic novel style (think comic book) illustrations, "History Dudes: Ancient Egyptians" and "History Dudes: Vikings" makes history comes alive for children.

Book reviews of History Dudes Vikings & History Dudes Ancient Egyptians.

How the Egyptians mummified people.

A research paper for Art History I on the ancient funerary process of the Egyptians.

Egyptian pyramids have astonished historians and visitors for thousands of years. How were they built without the use of modern technology?

It's interesting that there have been so many obelisks built throughout history since the Egyptian high point, but you don't really find too many pyramids along the way and almost none today.

Did the Egyptians of old have electric lights? Read to find out more!

A great deal of wrangling goes on among scholars regarding the "race" of Egyptians both ancient and modern. "Afrocentrist" and "Eurocentrists" have long sought to lay claim to the history of Egypt. This paper explains why both groups are wrong.

Magic was a very important part of life for all Egyptians. They used it to heal and to gain secret knowledge throughout all periods of Egyptian history.

This article outlines the Egyptian contribution to the world of arts and crafts.

When I first thought about writing this article, I decided to help those Egyptians who plan to marry or got married already with non-Egyptians in Egypt, especially Americans, and go through headaches suffering from being lost in the circle of papers and applications.

Medical practices of the ancient Egyptians are surprisingly like our modern day medicine.

Researchers in England plan to test two ancient Egyptian fake toes to see if they functioned as effective prosthetic devices.

So who is this Zoroaster? He was arguably the very first prophet who preached the concept of a monotheistic religion; of one God. He exposed the pagan gods of the Egyptians and Romans and Greeks for the soulless idols they were.

While the idea of using machinery to cool buildings dates back to the ancient Egyptians

The ancient Egyptians used honey to treat wounds and scientists have discovered just how effective honey can be.

It would come as no surprise to the Ancient Egyptians that pets need help transitioning to the afterlife, too. You too, can have your pet mummified and preserved for eternity.

Tattoos have been around, some believe, even longer than recorded history. Tattoos are even recording in biblical texts, as a common practice among the Egyptians, evidently to mark slaves and peasants.

Tarot cards are hundreds of years old. They've been attributed to everyone from the Egyptians to the Devil. But where did they really come from? And were they always used for "fortune telling"?

The Egyptians believed that the spirit could not survive in the afterlife without the physical body. They took great care to ensure that the afterlife was enjoyed by placing the person's favorite games, furniture and even pets in the tomb with them.

Ancient Egyptians basically are the civilization who embraced the Egyptian culture. However, they never recognized the theory of race in the early ages as it is used presently.

It's not known for certain when humans first started making pottery, but the earliest pieces seem to have come from the area around the Mediterranean. The ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans all made their own unique forms of pottery.

The media has always played a role in how a society functions dating back to the Egyptians and the hieroglyphics. Whether it was to tell a story or to tell the achievements

The umbrella is 4,000 years old and was once viewed as a mark of wealth by the ancient Egyptians. Today, umbrellas are viewed as a fashion item and come in all shapes and sizes.

If you're from America and are meeting associates in Egypt don't be surprised if they do not show for the meeting. If other issues arise it's not uncommon for the Egyptians to postpone their meeting with you in favor of the other commitment.

Egypt, with its pyramids and other mysteries, is one of the most intriguing places on Earth. Here are some interesting facts that I've learned about Egypt.

Start out your total bowling experience by visiting the International Bowling Museum located in downtown St. Louis right next to Busch Stadium, home of the Cardinals baseball team....

The first rule of DIY hair color is that you do not color your hair alone, late at night. I learned this one the hard way.

The elements of visual storytelling combine in a beautiful statment on art, love, religion and growing up.

Rightly heralded as one of the most important archaeological discoveries of the 20th Century, Tutankhamen's Tomb provided the world with a glimpse of life in ancient Egypt unseen before or since.

Ancient sculptures, statuettes and figurines of wide-ranging artistic interpretations of the human form were a way in which man translates the revelation of his many gods.

Here you'll find information on the pros and cons of tattoos, choosing a tattoo, what to expect when getting one, and important tips on caring for tattooed skin.

For many generations there has been a constant conflict in the Middle East. The conflict has taken many lives, caused numerous arguments and is still yet unresolved. Although many solutions have been proposed, none have produced a reasonable resolution.

Passover is celebrated today by having a Seder. Seder means order, and Jewish people read the Passover story in a special order from a book called the Haggadah.

Many problems with toilets are easy and simple to fix. You can do many of these fixes and not have to call a plumber.

As I research these efficient machines, I was disapointed to find that living in Florida restricts me from using one.

There are a multitude of methods from weights to exercise to pills, patches, and pumps.

Cracks in the sidewalk, missing hunk off your front step? You can fix these simply and easily with just a few tools and a few minutes time.

Americans consume 25 pounds of candy per person each year. Here is a brief history of candy and a look at a few of the favorite sweets, including lollipops, candy corn, chocolate bars and cotton candy.

Foie Gras has become the focus of a sort of culinary war front. The controversy over forced feeding of the ducks bred to create fattened livers is at issue. This practice is required to create the taste that sells.

The article tells of the birth of the Israeli Navy from its initial birth of illegal immigrant ships to its present strenth of missile boats.

When it comes to aging, modern science agrees with the wisdom of the ages, that naturally occuring properties in plants and herbs have important anti-oxidants and anti-inflammatory properties that help in facial rejuvination and anti-aging of the face.

This is a brief history of the pizza, some fun facts and pizza-related trivia, and other assorted information

An overview of the use in acupuncture in pregnancy, how it helps with various symptoms including bleeding, pelvic pain, backache, heartburn and hypertension.

In today's PC world, an overabundance of sympathy has led to hypocrisy that needs to be exposed for what it is. Today's topic: Science.

The article tells of the use of sympathetic magic to cure various illnesses both mental and physical.

The comparison with Jerusalem with other cities of antiquity.

Those that think Easter was created by Christians, for Christians, have another thing coming!