This paper presents a brief overview of the items materia medica harvested from male red deer [Cervus elephas]. The medicinal use stag's antlers and other body parts began in classical times with writings Dioscorides Pliny Elder, relied on legendary vitality, sexual prowess, strength, alexipharmic rejuvenative powers which animal was credited. In early modern wide range organs stags killed form...

This article investigates two current incarnations of ‘lo-fi’ music and questions the extent to which these subgenres are actually low in fidelity. In essence, mainstream ‘hi-fi’ productions use similar effects, such as filtering sound like a radio or adding noise vinyl record. To understand lo-fi today, this explores by hip-hop producer ambient producer, drawing upon analytical methods Alan Mo...

In this article, we present a selection of previously unpublished metal jewellery (decorative pins, fibulae, bracelets, neck rings, and earrings) housed at Diyarbakır Museum, where they were acquired by requisition or purchase. The objective study is to evaluate these items with common characteristics as group provide chronological assessment based on comparative typological analysis in referen...

This article presents an analysis of the observation on making a profit for religious institutions and providing social support during COVID-19 pandemic in tropical country Indochina. The study utilizes descriptive approach, combining literature review case to explore specific situation region. begins with introduction concept marketing then focuses unique form religiously related marketing: pr...

Abstract: Borderland identities – on belonging and local ways of doing things in a post-Soviet placeIn this article we take closer look at identity ‘belonging’ within the Indigenous communities Chukotka, Russian Far East. During Soviet era, was glorified, whereas life, languages ethnic peoples were suppressed stimatized. With collapse Union 1991, entire region sank into severe economic ideologi...

The civilization of Ancient Egypt is the one that has most references regarding work ophthalmologists, compared to rest ancient civilizations. There are complete anatomical and treatment descriptions. Pepi Ankh Or Iri, who lived between 2270 2210 BC, recognized as first documented ophthalmologist in history. Ophthalmological cures were carried out with prayers, incantations, astrology for progn...

An anthropoid wooden coffin with human mummy was purchased in Luxor February 1888 by the Serbian mécène and world traveler Pavle Riđički (1805‒1893). Due to historical, political cultural circumstances first studies of did not start until May 1993. The ancient ‘patient’ ‒ Nesmin, stolist-priest Akhmim, son Djedhor (son Wennefer, Djedhor) born Chay-Hathor-Imw/Tjay-Hathor-imw who became known as ...

Persian physicians had a great role in assimilation and expansion of medical sciences during the medieval period and Islamic golden age. In fact the dominant medical figures of that period were of Persian origin such as Avicenna and Razes, but their works have been written in Arabic that was the lingua franca of the period. Undoubtedly the most substantial medical book of that period that has b...

The Islamic teachings encourage Muslims to seek treatment when they fall sick. The Prophet (pbuh) said “Seek treatment, because Allah did not send down a sickness but has sent down a medication for it—known to those who know it and not known to others—except for death.”6 In terms of treatment options, Muslim patients resort to modern medicine, spiritual healing, and traditional healing practice...