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Title	Author	Type	Date	Words
'Through the desert goes our journey': in the 1880s, a band of Russian Mennonites began a long trek to Uzbekistan, seeking the second coming of Jesus. What they found instead testifies to a different kind of faithfulness.	Nathan, Jesse		Jul 1, 2008	2534
Dog days.		Brief article	Jul 1, 2008	65
The Silk Road east meets west: how untold wonders, knowledge, and even death traveled the ancient world.	Brown, Bryan		Feb 6, 2006	1527
Dino dwarf: island living may have led to ancient downsizing.	Perkins, S.		Nov 13, 2004	491
The Founding Fathers & the classics: the stream of classical history was one of the primary tributaries of American political thought at the time of the Founding.	Wolverton, Joe, II		Sep 20, 2004	2954
How the Olympic Games began: a love of sport and competition inspired the ancient Greeks to create the greatest athletic contests ever.	McCabe, Suzanne		May 10, 2004	991
Explore the past and present of Ecuador. (Skills Master 1).			Mar 25, 2002	428
If You Lived in Ancient Rome: What was it like to live in the capital city of the world's greatest empire? (World History).	Hanson-Harding, Alexandra	Statistical Data Included	Dec 10, 2001	1222
Web review--Craig Roland. (Resource Center).		Brief Article	Dec 1, 2001	173
Alexander the Great: He conquered half of the known world when he was barely out of his teens. (World history).	Hanson-Harding, Alexandra	Biography	Nov 12, 2001	1327
Trace the life, victories, and death of: Alexander the great.		Brief Article	Nov 12, 2001	445
Visigoths and the City of God.	Berger, Rose Marie	Brief Article	Nov 1, 2001	457
Trauma and Abstract Monotheism: Jewish Exile and Recovery in the Sixth Century B.C.E.	ABERBACH, DAVID		Mar 22, 2001	4861
True perspective.	BECKETT, WENDY	Brief Article	Jul 1, 2000	164
Totora Meets the Open Sea.	Ceasar, Mike		Jul 1, 1999	592