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I am currently a student studying Egyptology and Forensic Anthropology. I love doing research including genealogy and historical work.

I love writing poetry, studying philosophy and ancient history and not to mention anthropology and science.

I received an Associates

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Arts & Humanities > Ancient History A look at the Twelve Tribes of Israel: 1 of 9
According to the King James Bible and the Jewish Bible the Twelve Tribes of Israel were named after the twelve male children of Jacob who (which is believed) was later known as Israel. Jacob was the son of Isaac and Rebecca. Jacob had a total of four wives known as Leah, Rachel, Bilhah and Zilpah. Jacob had six sons with his ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: The beach: 7 of 58
The cool winds brush across mewith the taste of its salty air,and as I walk across its delicate selfI have no more fears.I jump into its warm caressing soulas it covers me with a question to knowits mystery.It gives to me a higher consciousnessand to understand and know what innocent,pure beauty is.While it frees my soulfrom ... More..
Health & Fitness > Vitamins & Dietary Supplements The health benefits of vitamin A: 2 of 10
There are many benefits that we get from vitamin A; including improving and maintaining our eyesight and helping us to see in dim light. Many have found that vitamin A has amazing benefits for maintaining healthy skin, hair, for proper bone growth, tooth development and helping relieve skin disorders. It is also believed to b... More..
Arts & Humanities > British Literature Book reviews: Lord of the Flies, by William Golding: 1 of 5
Man, without the rules of civilized people, becomes a beast, a savage, an animal himself. The Lord of the Flies by William Golding describes young boys who are deserted on an island and how they gradually lose their innocence of the moral ethics society teaches us and became savages. William Golding believes that savagery liv... More..
Pets & Animals > Animal Facts & Resources Animal facts: Jaguar: 5 of 22
The jaguar is the third largest and the most powerful of cats, and not to mention the fastest of all animals. The jaguar is part of the Panthera genus animal group and is related to the leopard, the lion and the tiger. The earliest fossil evidence shows that the existence of jaguars goes as far back as over three million year... More..
Arts & Humanities > Ancient History Ancient Egypt during the Old Kingdom period: 1 of 3
It was with the Old Kingdom that Ancient Egypt began to flourish. There was now the expansion of power in Egypt which was largely brought about by the increasing centralization of government and the creation of an efficient administrative system. Many changes occurred during the Old Kingdom, including the concept of Kingship.... More..
Arts & Humanities > Ancient History Hebrew names and their meanings: 1 of 3
There are many names throughout the world and each culture has special meanings for names in which they choose to call themselves and their decedents. Hebrew names come from several different categories, including from either separate or combined genders, historical era including locations, nature, religious and even names th... More..
Arts & Humanities > Classical Literature & Mythology The Greek heroic idea: Comparing Homer and Plato: 1 of 3
In Plato's Meno, Meno wants Socrates to answer if virtue can be taught or was it possessed by nature or in another way. Meno describes virtue to Socrates as the virtue of a man, "it is easy to say that a man's virtue consists of being able to manage public affairs and in so doing to benefit his friends and harm his enemies an... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Expressions of love: 75 of 205
Repeat the Signs of LoveCan you ever love anothersince your heart won't agreeWhen you crieddid it hurtor did your heart heart burn inside?When you kissdid it make you tickor did your shoes click?When you talkdid your lips do the workor was it an eye silent one?When you toucheddid he grab and squeeseor did you feel pleased?Whe... More..
Sciences > Sciences (Other) The building of the Egyptian pyramids: 4 of 10
In the beginning of the Old Kingdom and from the political power and wealth that the Early Dynasty Period had secured had helped increase the centralization of government and the creation of an efficient administrative system within the Old Kingdom. The usage of god names which had identified the kings with their cultic gods ... More..