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Skarkos is one of the most important prehistoric sites in the Aegean.
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Akrotiri is a prehistoric settlement of the Cycladic culture along the southern shore of Thira, commonly called Santorini, the southernmost of the Cycladic islands in the Aegean sea.
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Ephesus is famous for its connection to early Christianity.
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The exodus of the Hebrew people out of slavery in Egypt is described in the second book of the Torah, called "Exodus" in many languages.
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Ages ago, I had a "Toilets of the Bible" page.
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Glass vessels found at Pergamon, a wealthy and powerful Greek city near the western coast of Asia Minor, contain residue showing that their contents also contained human feces.
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The Jewish people interacted with a wide range of other cultures, picking up pieces of foreign religions and mythologies along the way.
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Worship of the primeval Mother-Goddess Cybele, celebrated by priests who had castrated themselves, continued into the early Christian period at Hierapolis in south-western Anatolia.
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Apollo was the primary deity of ancient Korinthos, but the city hosted mystery rites at a sacred spring, and was home to a significant Jewish population and a small but growing early Christian community.
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The rites of the Eleusian Mysteries came from a Neolithic agrarian cult in Anatolia.
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Gustave Caillebotte was best known as a patron and promoter of art and not as an artist himself.
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The great surrealist was born in 1904 in Figueras, in the northeast corner of Spain within Catalonia.
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Like their stationary Spanish cousins, the toilets in Spanish trains and train stations are very nice.
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Osaka was largely destroyed by U.S. bombing during World War II.
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Kohler's Dekoda is a US$ 600 device that you clip onto the rim of your toilet.
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Pullman, Illinois, was a planned "company town" created for the workers at George Pullman's sleeper railway car factory.
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Cloacina was the Roman goddess of sewers, simultaneously the goddess of filth and the goddess of beauty.
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See the large public latrine next to Pompey's portico, which was used as the Roman Senate house.
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Saint Peter's Basilica is one of four Papal basilicas in and around Rome.
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Italy has the highest prevalence of standalone ceramic bidets I've ever seen.
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A 12th century Christian basilica was built in Rome on top of a church from the late 4th century.
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Rapa Nui, or Easter Island, is home to the mysterious mo'ai, the megalithic statues representing deified ancestors.
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Eugene V.
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On a recent visit to Japan I was first mystified, then impressed, and eventually VERY impressed by the presence of fixtures specifically for colostomy and related patients in public toilets.
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In 2020–2023 the Shibuya Ward city government established the Tokyo Toilet project.
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