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It is suppose to be France tho- im investigating, and immigrate to Dominican Republic, Right now, Mayority its in Dominican republic. Thank you and i hope that answer your question.

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What do you think were methods of transportation in mesoptamia?

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What does the term 'Gorgons' refer to?

Gorgon: In European bestiary, a strange beast of Lybia. It is described as having high, thick eyelids with eyes that look neither upward or forward. From its crown to its nose, it has a long, hanging mane. It eats deadly, poisonous herbs and if it is frightened, it will cause its mane to stand upright, opens its gaping mouth and sends forth a sharp, horrible breath that will infect the air above its head.ORA Gorgon was a monster from greek mythology, who had snakes for hair and fangs, and whose very glance could turn men to stone. According to Hesiod, there were three female Gorgons: Stheno, Euryale, and Medusa, the queen of them all. They were the Queens of the Underworld, and the one male Gorgon Nanas was Zeus' guardian. They were known as very evil and mean creatures. According to mythology, the blood from the right side of a Gorgon could raise the dead, but the blood from the left side was toxic. In ancient Greece, stone depictions of of a Gorgon head (gorgoneion) were often placed on doors, shields, graves, or wall to ward off evil.


Where does Eetwidomayloh originate?

Eetwidomayloh (He Who Greets With Fire)by Leland WaldripTuesday, October 07, 2003This poem was inspired by "Eternal Enemies," a National Geographic TV program filmed in Africa by a couple who lived among spotted hyenas and lions for months. They captured some amazing footage that included this approximately true story. The name Eetwidomayloh is pronouncede' twi doh may' loh.African Blood FeudEetwidomayloh(He Who Greets With Fire)Northern Botswana, Africa's gut, wild still,Acacia laced veldt, plain and rolling hill,Home of elephant, zebra and wildebeest,Blood feud north, south, west and east,Hyenas and lions compete for same food,Clan and pride subject to opportunist moodOf the other, beyond mere competitive hate,Yet each species entwines in other's fate.Each robs kill if combat strength over-match,Kill other's stragglers if they find and catch.Eemaydah and Eetwidomayloh share a pride,Eemaydah slightly older, his emotions can hide,Eetwidomayloh, male lion prime, blood hot,Rippling hard muscle, explores range in trot.Eemaydah, pride's boundaries also must mark,So while males go on their cruising lark,Hyena clan's numbers gather in strength,Harass pride's females, go to any length,To scavenge their kills, overpower them if alone,Chase them up trees, aware males are gone.Eemaydah returns, clan matriarch unaware,Overpowers, breaks her back without a care.New matriarch assumes command of clan,On spiteful mission launches daring plan,Taunt Eemaydah, disdainfully mark his spoor,She traces his path, covers his scent on tour.Lion king is watchful of haughty indiscretion,Content to attend standoff with siege session.But now comes Eetwidomayloh, sees this sight,Lions humbled, insulted. Ears back, into flight,Straight for matriarch, from nearby viewing post,Six hundred pound frame rippling to the most,Black mane waves air, each veldt eating bound,Tail behind juggernaut, for balance swings 'round.Anger on face, palpably awful, vivid and large,Too late, matriarch sees all out raging charge,She turns on a whimper, rude plan now forgot,Races for her life, survival hope, her only plot.She dodges, he counters, she stretches, he gains.She runs, eyes back, as their separation wanes,He gauges leaps 'til her stride match he's found,Huge paw stretches, claws bared, curve around,Hooks her hind foot, she trips, quickly trapped,On her last heartbeat, her thick neck snapped,Great grinding crunch - dealing satisfied scorn,Death of short career, clan's nightmare is born.Eetwidomayloh, supreme killer, feline sire,Greets loathed enemies with searing fire.Vengeance roams veldt, new purpose keen,Find hyena clan, remove from the scene.We don't know how far his vendetta went,If Eetwidomayloh's life has been spent,But hyenas're still there, yipping with fright,As huge lion - or ghost - haunts their night.


Who dominated Rome lion or tiger?

TIGERFrom all sources going all the way back to Roman times the larger tiger almost always dominated. The lion holds emotional significance because of its lifestyle in Africa, the single male being the head of a pride, large mane, etc. etc.But in terms of physicality, the much larger tiger would tend to win a fight against a lion most times and the same was true in Rome.I think Ancient rome lion vs tiger is a lie. Ancient romans used animals to fight with gladiators and possibly with eachother. However there are no proofs that lion vs tiger fights even took place.Ancient rome was a huge empire that controlled southern europe and northern africa to around 4th century AD. It is true that gladiators were forced to fight wild animals and lion being the top predator of north africa is LIKELY to be pitted against such. Even if lions were used in such contests, its not likely for them to fight other animals. In fact, even if animal vs animal took place its most likely to be lion vs lion. The eastmost point of the Emire was Close to modern-day Baghdad, Iraq. The eastmost tiger territories were somewhere around Turkmenistan and northern Iran. I strongly doubt Romans knew about tigers existence. However, pretending that Romans saw tigers in the wild- caught some and brought them all the way back there were still insignificant chances they were pitted with lions. Rich and highly positioned in society romans often held lions as pets, and lion and god statues defended temples and coloseums. If Tigers were 'winning lions' (if such fights even took place) then Italy and North African colloseums would have tiger figures on its walls. Lion vs tiger debate is on since 1900s and if one side prooved that their cat won in Ancient Rome, it would be the hanging point because romans were known to fight animals