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How much booze is too much? The answer may surprise you

The Times of India 20 Nov 2024
Alcohol is a depressant. It slows down the brain, affects our responses & often causes fatal road accidents ... Ancient civilisations incorporated it into their religious practices, with Soma for Hindus and mead for Greek deities ... .
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Divo’s new album reflects the diversification of his music

Vietnam News 17 Nov 2024
This concept is rooted in the idea that humanity has always observed and contemplated the universe since ancient times, and continues to explore the vast cosmos with modern advancements of human civilisation ...VNS. .
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Why Jordan is perfect for a family adventure — especially now

The Times/The Sunday Times 17 Nov 2024
Of course the misgivings will remain too much for some, and that’s fair enough, but if Petra is on your wish list or you’ve a hankering for ancient civilisations and natural spectacle, go now.
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Opinion: Culture, the way of life

Dawn 16 Nov 2024
... for its rich, civilised culture. It serves as a model for every nation and stands as a tribute to the ancient civilisations around the world whose culture has been preserved, explored and practiced.
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Functional chocolates: Where health meets indulgence

The Times of India 16 Nov 2024
... an ancient superfood into a modern base for wellness-focused indulgences ... Ancient civilisations consumed cacao to boost energy, support gut health, and alleviate ailments such as respiratory issues.
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HTLS 2024: Modi details vision to make India developed nation by 2047

Hindustan Times 16 Nov 2024
He said the common thread between early civilisations and modern developed countries is the presence of a risk-taking culture. He said ancient India was a hot spot of global commerce, with business ...
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Experience: I’ve been to every country in the world

The Observer 15 Nov 2024
I’ve always been adventurous. That’s why, in 2013, I set myself a goal to travel to every country in the world ... It was so different from what I’d known ... Seeing things built by ancient civilisations reminds you how small you are in the world ... Experience ... .
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Living in harmony

Dawn 14 Nov 2024
HISTORICALLY, hunting was a way of survival, particularly in the ancient and medieval periods. However, as civilisations advanced and alternatives emerged, hunting shifted from a survival mechanism to ...
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Buried and forgotten history

Dawn 13 Nov 2024
FOR the longest time, archaeologists forever in search of lost civilisations used to walk the earth, and map and dig areas where they believed ancient settlements had once existed and now lay buried under centuries of sediment and overgrowth.
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Time to engage China in its terms

Malaysia Today 13 Nov 2024
China is an ancient civilisation with a code of ethics that spans for thousands of years ... An ancient and great civilisation will just not do these sorts of things especially when they are close to returning to the old greatness once again.
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Egypt launches online application to reconstruct damaged antiques virtually

The Siasat Daily 12 Nov 2024
Egypt launched a new digital filter application to reconstruct damaged ancient Egyptian artefacts at the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square and the National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation.
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Chinese archaeologists recreate ancient ancestor’s face using 3D technology

Bahrain News Agency 12 Nov 2024
Guo Dashun, a renowned Chinese archaeologist, highlighted that the Hongshan culture marks China’s transition to ancient states, forming a basis for understanding the diverse origins of Chinese civilisation.
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"Bahrain Heritage Tour" launches interactive experience through ancient civilisations

Bahrain News Agency 10 Nov 2024
This initiative uses advanced digital technology to introduce Bahrain’s ancient Dilmun and Tylos civilisations to the public in an interactive format, marking a first for the Kingdom.
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Tavleen Singh writes: Socialist prince vs real princes

Financial Express 10 Nov 2024
What saddens me when I travel in those parts of India that the British did not rule is that Indian historians have never fully acknowledged the role played by the princes in keeping Indian civilisation and our traditions alive.
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Bahrain Heritage Tour” Offers Unique Digital Exploration of Dilmun and Tylos Civilizations

The Daily Tribune - Bahrain 10 Nov 2024
The two-week tour aims to revive Bahrain’s ancient civilisations by introducing visitors to the significant role of archaeological research in documenting and preserving the country’s historical legacy.

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