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Styles, History, & Facts on Interior Design
Interior design is a captivating blend of art, history, and functionality, weaving together styles that traverse time and cultures. In this article, we'll embark on a journey through the diverse styles, rich history, and intriguing facts that shape the dynamic world of interior design.
By Kavita Thakur2 years ago in History
Huichol Indians
Huichol Ancient Traditions: A Comprehensive Perspective The Huichol people, an indigenous community in Mexico, have a unique set of traditions that have persisted over time. One of the most prominent aspects of their culture is their unique approach to childbirth, which is profoundly embedded in their intricate customs and deeply held beliefs.
By Dexter Owino2 years ago in History
The Evolution of Luo Burial Practices
Introduction The Luo people, who hail from the verdant lands of Kenya, boast a rich cultural heritage, which over the centuries has undergone significant changes, particularly in their burial practices. This article delves into the intriguing evolution of Luo burial customs over the centuries, providing insights into the myriad rituals that once defined these ceremonies and shedding light on the intriguing aspects of these rituals that are no longer practiced.
By Dexter Owino2 years ago in History
Unveiling the Rituals
The Kikuyu people, inhabiting Kenya, possess a rich and diverse cultural heritage, which is vividly evident in their distinct set of funeral rites. Historically, the Kikuyu people left the sickly and aged individuals to die in remote locations like forests or hillsides, where they would be eaten by wild animals.
By Dexter Owino2 years ago in History
Shipwrecks of Ocean Island / Banaba: PART TWO
The following information was provided by Captain Brant, Master of SS ROWANBANK, which loaded phosphate at Ocean Island (Banaba) on 20 April 1967. It was a sentimental journey recalling his time as serving as second mate aboard SS TITENBANK which sailed from Nauru to Ocean Island to stand by at the time SS KELVINBANK went on the reef 14 years before. Captain Brant supervised the salvaging of Bank Line stores from the stricken ship." [1]
By Stacey King2 years ago in History
Shipwrecks of Ocean Island / Banaba: PART ONE
The following information was provided by the late British Phosphate Commission (BPC) employee, Roger Anderson. The original article was written by Captain John Marine Fisk. Captain Fish had been Master of one of the BPC charter ships, KOMATA, which was sun at Nauru by the German Raiders in December 1940. He became the master of the RIVER BURDEKIN that liberated Nauru and Banaba after the War. [1]
By Stacey King2 years ago in History
India and Pakistan – the transformation of their border today
The Golden Temple, a radiant symbol of Sikhism situated in the heart of Amritsar, serves as a magnetic force attracting devotees from diverse corners of the globe. Pilgrims undertake profound journeys to immerse themselves in the sanctifying waters surrounding the temple, to behold the sacred pages of the Holy Book housed within its golden walls, and to absorb the palpable holiness exuding from every corner of this spiritual haven. This revered place stands as the epicenter of Sikhism, a faith steeped in history and tradition.
By Punove Powae 2 years ago in History
A Bollywood star who falls in love with a Hollywood actress, but has to deal with cultural differences and media scrutiny.. Content Warning.
The sprawling city of Mumbai lay beneath me as I stepped out onto the balcony of my penthouse apartment. The vibrant energy of Bollywood pulsed through the streets, but my thoughts were elsewhere. I had just returned from a Hollywood film shoot, and amidst the glitz and glamour, an unexpected twist awaited me—an encounter that would redefine the boundaries of love and challenge the very essence of cultural differences.
By Nexus Narrator2 years ago in History
Artificial intelligence
It may sometimes feel like AI is a recent development in technology. After all, it’s only become mainstream to use in the last several years, right? In reality, the groundwork for AI began in the early 1900s. And although the biggest strides weren’t made until the 1950s, it wouldn’t have been possible without the work of early experts in many different fields.
By ANUPAM2 years ago in History
The Beaumont Children Disappearance
Introduction: In the sun-drenched suburbs of Adelaide, Australia, the summer of 1966 bore witness to a tragedy that would echo through the decades, leaving a community in shock and a family in perpetual agony. The disappearance of the Beaumont children — Jane, Arnna, and Grant — on January 26, 1966, remains one of Australia's most enduring and heartbreaking mysteries. Decades have passed since that fateful day, yet the questions surrounding the fate of the Beaumont children persist, leaving an indelible mark on the collective consciousness and showcasing the limitations of law enforcement in the face of unsolved mysteries.
By Kobra2 years ago in History
Come Meet the Banabans
The Come Meet the Banabans [1] website was first created and launched in 1993 by Australian woman, Stacey King. The Banaban people are the indigenous inhabitants from a small remote Pacific Island, originally called Ocean Island. Today the Island is known by its indigenous name - Banaba.
By Stacey King2 years ago in History
They lied to us for 500 years about the Pyramid
The Egyptian Pyramids at Giza stand as enigmatic structures that have endured the test of time, capturing the fascination of many throughout history. Among those intrigued by their mysteries was Nikola Tesla, a brilliant inventor known for his pioneering contributions to modern technology. While Tesla's fame was somewhat overshadowed during his lifetime, recent recognition has shed light on his groundbreaking ideas, which extend beyond smartphones, Wi-Fi, and electrical supply systems.
By Jonathan Kojo Aryee2 years ago in History