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	Shang Dynasty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A line of hereditary Shang kings ruled over much of northern China, and Shang troops fought frequent wars with neighboring settlements and nomadic herdsmen from the inner Asian steppes.
		The capitals, particularly that in Yin, were centers of glittering court life.
		China Research Monograph 53, Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California – Berkeley.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shang_Dynasty (1048 words)

	Asian Food Primer: Introduction
		In the 1950s, Asian food meant chop suey and fortune cookies to most people.
		A rich and increasingly authentic variety of Asian foods are available all over the United States, at restaurants and in supermarkets.
		Peanut and coconut mixtures of the tropical Southeast, Indian curries, barbecued beef of Central Asian steppes, familiar Chinese stir-fried dishes, and Japanese sushi—it's all very different and yet it's all Asian.
	www.factmonster.com /spot/asianfoods1.html (247 words)

	Symposium on Creation
		The Kirghis of the Asian steppes used Kudai as the name of the high-god; the ancient Persians used Hudai, which suggests an ancient relationship between the two peoples.
		Among other Asian people, more or less within China's sphere of influence, the Pnongs of Indochina use N'du Chiong, obviously a transposition of the Chinese term; the Kamhow dialect, spoken in the Chin Hills of Burma, uses Shiang Tho; and the Chungchi, a non-Chinese tribe living in Kweichou Province, uses Sang Da.
		Probable uses of the term as a common noun include Wati, "king" in Lisu; tuan (which could be a loan word from the Chinese t'ian or the Sumerian tian), "chief in Malay; and du, "chief in the language of the Kachins.
	www.creationism.org /symposium/symp5no1.htm (10438 words)

	Ancient Egyptian
		It is not known when the first cross image was made; after circles, crosses are one of the first symbols drawn by children of all cultures.
		Some of the earliest images of crosses were found in the Central Asian steppes, and some were found in Altay.
		The cross in the old Altaic religion called Tengriism symbolizes the god Tengri; it wasn't an elongated "dagger" cross, instead resembling a plus sign (+).
	www.experiencefestival.com /ancient_egyptian (1249 words)

	Bestsellers India books - Indian books authors online book stores Bagchee - Online Indian Book Store Bagchee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Arms of the Sakes and other Tribes of the Central Asian Steppes
		Caste: The Emergence of The South Asian Social System
		Encyclopaedia of the South-East Asian Ethnography (In 2 Volumes)
	www.bagchee.com /anthropology.aspx (819 words)

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