Cleopatra Was Not a Dark Queen of Egypt
The article argues Cleopatra's complexion is unproven and she was Greek by ancestry, Macedonian in origin, with Egyptian birth and a Greek cultural center in Alexandria. It notes no Egyptian blood and outlines Greek dress and culture.
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Cleopatra’s complexion and portrayals through history
The text notes diverse skin tones among Greeks and Macedonians, cites Ptolemy Philadelphus as fair skinned, and mentions an American Cleopatra actress with red hair. It also references Shakespeare calling Cleopatra tawny, illustrating shifting perceptions of her appearance across eras.
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Water Kastel remembered as Java water palace relic
Eleanor N Knowles describes the Water Kastel in Djocya now vanished after the 1867 earthquake. The Portuguese designed complex featured water gates and plaster masonry with a subterranean set up. Ruins suggest low level passageways and high walls to defend against intruders.
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Water Kastel Tales From Old Jogyakarta Sultans
The article recalls legends of the Water Kastel built after Mataram split into Jag jakarta Surkarta and Mangkoene garan. It says a ruler would flee with his harem to subterranean quarters at the first invasion, until loyal troops repelled the foe, a tale tied to early Sultans' quarrels.
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Diet of African Natives and Height Differences
The Masai, consuming milk and meat, average about 5 inches taller and 23 pounds heavier than the vegetarian Kikuyu who rely on cereals roots and legumes. Masai men are said to be 50 percent stronger and Masai women 8 inches taller and 27 pounds heavier. children show the greatest disparity with three quarters of Masai children rated good or very good in physical development versus under one third of Kikuyu.
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Air Corps War Games Demonstrate Teletype Network Strength
The Air Force conducted seven days of Atlantic coast maneuvers from Maine to Georgia. Mitchel Field coordinated 220 planes and 45 teletypewriter circuits feeding intelligence, weather, and PX messages across 17 air bases. The system averaged 20 000 words daily, peaking at 30 000, proving robust under 250 mph aircraft and tight radio interference filters.
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Maryland Dentists Licensing Act Referendum Proclaimed
Maryland issues a statewide proclamation publishing Chapters 91 and 306 from the 1937 General Assembly session. The act recreates the State Board of Dental Examiners, sets licensing requirements, examinations, and penalties, and regulates advertising and practice of dentistry in the state.
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SIMMMUP Rating Reveals Ethnic Defect Rates Kibuyu and Masai
The report shows defects in 40 percent of Kikuyu boys and 28.8 percent of Kikuyu girls, while 8.3 percent of Masai boys and 7.3 percent of Masai girls are defective. The findings highlight differing defect rates across communities.
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Prize fighting rounds defined by London ring rules
Under the London ring rules a prize fight round ended when a man was knocked down or thrown to the ground. Some rounds lasted many minutes while others ended in moments.
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