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• malaisie

  
  Esprit Carnets — Authority: 129
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• Human Skull, Crossed Bones and Their Symbolism

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 551
   Bare bones of the human body obviously represent the remains of dead people, and can therefore be seen as a symbol of death and human mortality. For this reason it might be scary to look at a set of bones, a skeleton or a human skull. It causes people to think about their ancestors, and you’ll try to imagine what ...
  22 hours ago

• malaisie

  
  Esprit Carnets — Authority: 129
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• Japanese FeeJee Mermaids, Part II

  
  Cryptomundo — Authority: 595
  Ningyo- The Story of Japanese Mermaids, Part 2By Brent SwancerIn Part 1 of this two part article, we delved into the characteristics of Japanese ningyo (mermaids), and the rise of faked mermaids that began to become popular in other parts of the world. In Part 2 of this two part article, let us continue our [...]
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• Sub-Continent’s Berlin Wall

  
  Jahane Rumi — Authority: 119
  I am posting Shivani Mohan’s article where I have been quoted with reference to the recent folklore festival held under the aegis of SAARCThis fortnight saw the 20th anniversary celebration of the fall of the Berlin Wall. So liberating and decisive, when a vast multitude of people chose to see sense and forget ...
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• SOUTH ASIA: The Ties that Bind: Artists, Writers Forge Peace

  
  Jahane Rumi — Authority: 119
  By Irfan AhmedCHANDIGARH, India, Nov 18 (IPS) – Imagine writers, scholars and folk performers from eight South Asian countries coming together to share their common heritage and culture while promoting peace and harmony at the same time.That is precisely what 200 members of the South Asian Association for Regional ...
  2 days ago

• malaisie

  
  Esprit Carnets — Authority: 129
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• Hobbits Not Diseased, Notes Dec. 2009 Study

  
  Cryptomundo — Authority: 595
  We can no longer ignore the reality that a population of very small hominoids lived concurrently with Homo sapiens . Images.
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• The Most Beautiful Dress in the World

  
  http://epiac1216.wordpress.com — Authority: 138
  Many folklore experts agree that the Panama Gala Pollera is the most beautiful national dress in the world.  After all these years it continues to dazzle audience everywhere it’s displayed by Panamanian women. The Pollera is the most beautiful and admired national costume of the Americas and the world.  There ...
  2 days ago

• Hold Your Hands Up!

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 551
  Do our hands and fingers really give away secrets about us? Can another person look at your fingers and hands and get an incite to your health, personality, sexual performance or job? I think it is possible in some instances. A person who works outside in a physical job will have much rougher, strong hands than a ...
  3 days ago

• Adsense - How To Make Money The Right Way

  
  Internet Marketing — Authority: 145
  If you are like me and are searching the internet for a certain hearth approach of making some further earnings from your content rich web site then you have got little question return across and have in all probability joined the Adsense program and put Google ads on your web site, and have conjointly had [...]
  3 days ago

• On the Air – Short Documentary

  
  Eyes On Brazil — Authority: 127
  “On the outskirts of Olinda, radio and music meet to strengthen a means of communication that surpasses physical distances and persists through generations. From fathers and mothers to sons and daughters, the popular culture elevates the self-esteem of those with song, dance and the drum while incorporating new ...
  4 days ago

• Davis to give reading at Texas State

  
  Newstreamz San Marcos — Authority: 448
  The Wittliff Collections will host a reading by assistant curator and author, Steve Davis, at 4 p.m Thursday. Davis will read from his new book, J. Frank Dobie: A Liberated Mind, the first new biography of the noted Texan in 30 years.
  4 days ago

• The Evil Eye

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 551
    Have you ever had one of those days or weeks that everything just seems to go wrong? Did you ever feel as if someone cursed you? Sometimes it is easier to believe you are under a curse. A curse can be broken and it gives you an explanation for the crazy downward events that maybe occurring in your life. The ...
  4 days ago

• Cryptozoology and the Investigation of Lesser-Known Mystery Animals

  
  Paranominal — Authority: 160
  Product DescriptionThis anthology compiles chapters by several investigators, looking at mystery animals that are rarely mentioned in cryptozoological literature, or in some cases are brand new to cryptozoology. Some turn out to be hoaxes or misidentifications, some can not yet be distinctly discerned from a ...
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• Bedburg Werewolf

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 551
  It is enough to make your hair stand on end and your blood curdle. But for many the legend of the werewolf was born out of popular myth and the fabrication of darkest tales emanating from the best creative minds that occupied the studios of Hollywood. Image courtesy of musikitty.com/Images   But apart from ...
  5 days ago

• Report Ghost Stories, Myths & Supernatural things in Lincolnshire

  
  Rod Collins — Authority: 129
  Ghosts - Myths - Legends - Supernatural - Just Plain Weird Occurrences in Lincolnshire As I’m building a database of articles of all things mythical, ghostly and strange that have happened in Lincolnshire’s history I thought it would be a good idea to have one place to initially report or make suggestions If ...
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• William Tell and the apple

  
  Wilson's Blogmanac — Authority: 133
  1307 On this day, according to tradition, William Tell (Wilhelm Tell) famously shot the apple off his sons head. One aspect of the tale is defiance of authority; another is the strong bond between a father and his child. I suppose that it why I and so many people like it, and why this simple story has survived the ...
  5 days ago

• colombie

  
  Esprit Carnets — Authority: 129
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  5 days ago

• Here is a woman who lost her head, shes quiet now - because, dye see, shes dead! The Legend of

  
  The Debris Field — Authority: 458
  DARK DORSET - Dorsets premier website devoted to local folklore and the unexplained: Here is a woman who lost her head, shes quiet now - because, dye see, shes dead! The Legend of
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