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Medicine in Ancient Mesopotamia
The beginnings of the history of Mesopotamia date back to the mid second millennium before Christ. Various peoples settled down in that region and created more or less stable state organisms which, as the centauries passed, demonstrated and shared common
Jerzy Supady
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Medicinal potential of willow: A chemical perspective of aspirin discovery
The willow tree is a symbolic medicinal plant that has been associated with the discovery of aspirin, chemically known as acetylsalicylic acid, or salicylate, which still offers surprises as a revival drug.
Jassem G. Mahdi
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Küüditamispoliitika kui muistne tava Uus-Assüüria impeeriumis 9.-7. sajandini eKr [PDF]
The current paper focuses on the complicated issue of a very widespread political method, deportation, in the Neo-Assyrian Empire since the middle of the 9th century up until 612 BC.
Vladimir Sazonov
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Two Documents on the 1895 Massacres of Syriacs in the Province of Diyarbekir: A Discussion
The massacres of 1895-1896 targeted mainly Armenians, but many Assyrians of various religious denominations were also caught up in the violence and plundering.
David Gaunt
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Shaping the Future: The Transformative Path of the Arab Board of Rheumatology. [PDF]
Alnaqbi KA, Al Cheikh SA.
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Bitter Is Better: Wild Greens Used in the Blue Zone of Ikaria, Greece. [PDF]
Pieroni A +15 more
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Chorta (Wild Greens) in Central Crete: The Bio-Cultural Heritage of a Hidden and Resilient Ingredient of the Mediterranean Diet. [PDF]
Pieroni A, Sulaiman N, Sõukand R.
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The Contents of the Royal Inscriptions on Doors’ Sockets in Assyria
Suaad Aied Alhammid
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The Lack of Race and Ethnicity Data in Australia-A Threat to Achieving Health Equity. [PDF]
Renzaho AMN.
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