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The History Of Astrology

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This science is the oldest science known to mankind, and still the most mysterious science to us! Scholars have different opinions on 'When' Astrology came into play. Also because we today know, how much knowledge there still is needed). But apparently most of them agree that astrology have its roots in Babylon, but with strongly influences from ancient Egypt and later Greece. Babylon's first Dynasty is 'right now' placed at 1792-1750 B.C before Christ), and Ended in around 596 B.C.

Added on: May 9th, 2007
Country: Denmark
Language: English

Author: Karima L. - WindBlower
Listed in: History eLearning
Tags: history egyptian astrology constellation myths ancient astrology astronomy history astrological cultures

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