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Who are Jews?: Jews: Ethno-cultural designations: Indigenous peoples of Western Asia: Jews are a people who believe themselves to be descended...
[9/21/2012] Feeding Hills, Ma , USA
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TAGS: Jews, Ethno-cultural designations, Indigenous Peoples of Western Asia, 12 Tribes of Israel, Jewish Population
Who was Nebuchadnezzar II?: Babylonian Kings: Nebuchadnezzar II was King of Babylon (605-562 BC). Nebuchadnezzar II defeated the Egyptians at Carchemish...
[11/8/2011] Taunton, MA. , USA
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TAGS: Nebuchadnezzar II, King of Babylon, Defeated Egyptians, Carchemish, Destroyed Jerusalem, Rebuilt Babylon, Famous Hanging Gardens
What do you know about Babylonia?: Babylonia was an ancient kingdom in southern Mesopotamia on the lower reaches of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Named after its capital city...
[7/21/2011] North Dighton, Ma. , U.S.A.
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TAGS: Babylonia, Ancient Kingdom, Southern Mesopotamia, Capital City, Babylon, Reign of Nebuchadnezzar
Apple pies to math and science teachers on Pi Day: Mathematicians around the world are celebrating Pi Day and promoting efforts to solve the numerical puzzle that has been leading...
[3/14/2011] Washington, DC , USA
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Apple Pies, Math and Science Teachers, Pi Day, Celebrations, Mathematicians, Numerical Puzzle, Pi, Ratio of Circumference, Theoretical Physicist Larry Shaw
How did Science begin?: Science began with the wish of some prehistoric man to find out about the workings of the world about him. But the first recorded scientific...
[3/8/2011]
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TAGS: Science, First Recorded Scientific Discoveries, Practical Science, Biology, Principles of Physics, Practical Experiments in Science
How did People in Ancient Times Measured the Passing of Time?: It is believed that the Babylonians first used a pole fixed in the ground to measure the passing of time. They noticed that the position of shadow...
[2/13/2011]
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TAGS: People in Ancient Times Measured Passing of Time, Passing of Time, Shadow Clocks, Sundials, Water Clock
When was Concrete invented?: Concrete can be said to have been used for thousands of years, if the word is taken generally to mean a hard building material produced...
[12/11/2010]
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TAGS: Concrete Invented, Building Material, Lime and Gypsum, Cementing Material, Portland Cement, Joseph Aspdin, Reinforced Concrete
Stories From The Old Testament: Brave Queen Esther: King Ahasuerus was the king of the Persian Empire, which ruled over many lands, including the Hebrew people. The king was looking...
[12/12/2009] Jerusalem
CATEGORY: Funky Stories
TAGS: Stories From The Old Testament, Brave Queen Esther, King Ahasuerus, king of Persian Empire, Esther, Beautiful Hebrew Girl, Mordecai, Esthers Cousin, King Ahasuerus and Esther, Haman, Kings Assistant, Hebrew People in Babylonia, Queen Esther, Two Great Feasts
Who invented the Wheel and When?: No one knows who invented the wheel. It is an invention that arrived gradually, step by step, over along period of time, the result...
[6/11/2009]
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TAGS: Invention of Wheel, Technology, Primitive Wheels, Egyptian Cultures, True Wheel
Who invented cement?: Concrete is a material used in building construction, consisting of a hard, chemically inert substance, known as an aggregate...
[5/23/2009]
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TAGS: Invention of Cement, Aggregate, Assyrian, Babylonian, Lime, Gypsum Cement, John Smeaton, Modern Concrete, Pebbles, Joseph Aspdin, Portland Cement