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12/06 #1
Two Thumbs up for the Greek Gods & Goddesses.
It was one of my favorite topic for reading when I was a kid.
12/06 #2
Culture of acient Egypt for their great works of science, art, and mathematics
Culture of acient Egypt for their great works of science, art, and mathematics
12/6 #1
We know so little about the Mayan civilization.... most of the writings were destroyed and their art was often melted down.
We know so little about the Mayan civilization.... most of the writings were destroyed and their art was often melted down.
12/6 #1
I am glad my post was interesting to many people Irish is another of my favorite cultures........I also relate to Scathatch.....with the Ulster Cycle of Irish mythology. She is a legendary Scottish warrior woman and martial arts teacher who trains the legendary Ulster hero Cú Chulainn in the arts of combat. Texts describe her homeland as Scotland (Alpae); she is especially associated with the Isle of Skye, where her residence Dún Scáith, or "Dun Sgathaich" (Fortress of Shadows), stands. She is called "the Shadow" and "Warrior Maid" and is the rival and sister of Aífe, both daughters of Árd-Greimne of Lethra.
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I am glad my post was interesting to many people Irish is another of my favorite cultures........I also relate to Scathatch.....with the Ulster Cycle of Irish mythology. She is a legendary Scottish warrior woman and martial arts teacher who trains the legendary Ulster hero Cú Chulainn in the arts of combat. Texts describe her homeland as Scotland (Alpae); she is especially associated with the Isle of Skye, where her residence Dún Scáith, or "Dun Sgathaich" (Fortress of Shadows), stands. She is called "the Shadow" and "Warrior Maid" and is the rival and sister of Aífe, both daughters of Árd-Greimne of Lethra.
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I often wonder what it was like on Kripton? The Kriptonian culture leaves a lot to the imagination.
12/6 #2
The French is another one that is interesting....And yes it comes closer to home when you see what they did to Canada(mostly Quebec) and there has been so much tension between them...Oui....Oui madames et monsieurs...very interesting......(how about some water with that beer? or some vinegar on those chips?)
The French is another one that is interesting....And yes it comes closer to home when you see what they did to Canada(mostly Quebec) and there has been so much tension between them...Oui....Oui madames et monsieurs...very interesting......(how about some water with that beer? or some vinegar on those chips?)
12/6 #2
The culture of the Byzantine Empire is also of interest to me. The "other" half of the divided Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire lasted for nearly 1,000 years following the fall of Rome. During that time, they carried on some of the Roman traditions, grew their branch of Christianity, traded with the peoples to their east, built created marvels of architecture and art, fiercely followed the races at the Hippodrome, and were sacked by fellow Christians during an errant crusade.
The culture of the Byzantine Empire is also of interest to me. The "other" half of the divided Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire lasted for nearly 1,000 years following the fall of Rome. During that time, they carried on some of the Roman traditions, grew their branch of Christianity, traded with the peoples to their east, built created marvels of architecture and art, fiercely followed the races at the Hippodrome, and were sacked by fellow Christians during an errant crusade.
Okay with all these near naked and half clad Women being posted to represent specific cultures - I really should start posting about some more about the near naked half clad dressed MEN in Culture too, but then again I wouldn't want that to be the only reason or thing that would interest others in learning more about those areas and the cultures themselves . . .
SO - Just one of "My" Favorite pictures (That I also use it as an Avatar on occasion) about Greek/Roman Mythology that intrigues "ME" . . .
HINT - HINT - HINT . . . 
SO - Just one of "My" Favorite pictures (That I also use it as an Avatar on occasion) about Greek/Roman Mythology that intrigues "ME" . . .
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12/6
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Australian Aboriginal culture, I was interested in it when I first saw the Crocodile Dundee movies - not that Dundee was much of a "realistic look" into said culture.
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Australian Aboriginal culture, I was interested in it when I first saw the Crocodile Dundee movies - not that Dundee was much of a "realistic look" into said culture.
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And Mongolian Nomadic culture is interesting. Imagine how freeing that kind of lifestyle would be - but also how much potential for hardship.
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And Mongolian Nomadic culture is interesting. Imagine how freeing that kind of lifestyle would be - but also how much potential for hardship.
12/6
#1 - I can't believe I forgot about this thread all week...one culture I would like to learn more about is the Sicilian culture...I have a lot of family from there, but I would love to get to actually go to Sicily and experience the culture firsthand.
#1 - I can't believe I forgot about this thread all week...one culture I would like to learn more about is the Sicilian culture...I have a lot of family from there, but I would love to get to actually go to Sicily and experience the culture firsthand.
12/6
#2 - Another culture that I want to learn more about is the Ukrainian culture...my grandmother was from there, but she never really talked much about it...I would love to lean more about it.
#2 - Another culture that I want to learn more about is the Ukrainian culture...my grandmother was from there, but she never really talked much about it...I would love to lean more about it.
12/7
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Some of the Amazon tribes have very unique traditions and from what I've seen on TV some awesome hunting skills as well.
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Some of the Amazon tribes have very unique traditions and from what I've seen on TV some awesome hunting skills as well.
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