Socyberty > Tags > ancient ancient Subscribe by RSS The Caesar Cipher by Andrew Sean Murphy, Nov 18, 2007 The Caesar Cipher, named for Julius Caesar who used it in his military campaigns, is one of the simplest and easiest substitution ciphers in the world. While it is rarely used by itself because of the ease with which it is broken, it is still sometimes incorporated into more complicated ciphers. Comments(0)   Liked It: 1 Silk Routes by Bourgadorade, Oct 24, 2007 In what ways did the network of trade routes called the silk roads make life during the classical era a significantly different from life in the preclassical world? Consider all the different effects and the various cultures involved. Comments(0)   Liked It: 3 How Malaria Affect Wars 1 by amec, Oct 21, 2007 This is the part one of how malaria affected wars in the past, leading the rise and fall of many. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 How Malaria Affects Wars 2 by amec, Oct 21, 2007 This is the part two on how malaria has led to the down fall of many in the past. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 The Pyramids of Egypt by ram, Oct 18, 2007 What is a pyramid? It comes from the Greek word “pyramis” which means “wheat cake”. Because of the shape of a pointy-topped wheat cake, according to symbolic point of view, the pyramid represents the rays of the sun. Since the pyramid is built with sloping sides, it's easy for the pharaohs to climb and reach the sky that lead them to eternal life. Comments(2)   Liked It: 3 Woman/Slaves Roles in Ancient Greece by Bourgadorade, Oct 14, 2007 Even though classical Greece seemed to be an enlightened culture, it still supported slavery and the oppression of women. How do you reconcile this dichotomy? Comments(0)   Liked It: 11 Religious Appeal in Ancient India by Bourgadorade, Oct 14, 2007 Jainism, Buddhism, and Hinduism's appeals in Ancient India. Comments(0)   Liked It: 5 Persia as a Cosmopolitan by Bourgadorade, Oct 14, 2007 Many great empires have been built. Most of these empires have given their people the right to prosecute their own ideas and religions. Comments(0)   Liked It: 6 Ancient Universal Beliefs by Nick Echo, Oct 10, 2007 The beliefs of the South American Aztecs and the Australian Aboriginals on the universe. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 10 Ancient Gods of Beer by Sher D Fly, Sep 20, 2007 Beer and other fermented drinks have long been produced in various forms around the world. Beer became an important commodity and necessity even in ancient cultures. As such, most of these cultures have a deity or a God dedicated to beer and brewing. Comments(18)   Liked It: 85 «Prev 12345Next» Sorted by: Most PopularMost LikedMost CommentedMost Recent Inside Socyberty Activism  / Advice  / Crime  / Death  / Disabled  / Economics  / Education  / Ethnicity  / Folklore  / Future  / Gay & Lesbians  / Government  / History  / Holidays  / Issues  / Languages  / Law  / Lifestyle Choices  / Men  / Military  / Organizations  / Paranormal  / People  / Philanthropy  / Philosophy  / Politics  / Psychology  / Relationships  / Religion  / Sexuality  / Social Sciences  / Society  / Sociology  / Spirituality  / Subcultures  / Support Groups  / Women  / Work Web Socyberty Popular ancient Tags Alexander the great alternative ancient egypt egyptian Egyptians gods Greece greek history malaria mummies mystery mythology Roman Rome Technology wars women world Popular ancient Writers Andrew Sean Murphy Bball bballpro3219 Bill M. Tracer Bourgadorade Clementi darkside53 Frank Wang J Rooney John Stone Juliane Elliott Punksta ram Roflcopter rowan s hayes scholar Sher D Fly The Informer Zashuna

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