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Murder in Memphis

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Archaeological evidence neither confirms nor refutes Herodotus' account of the murder of a sacred Apis bull by the Persian emperor Cambyses in Memphis, Egypt, in 525-524 BC. An inscription from the sacred bulls' burial grounds indicates that a bull died and a new one was installed circa 525-524 BC, which seemed to confirm Herodotus' story. However, the inscription states that the bull was buried by Cambyses with full honors, which seemed to contradict the reported murder. However, that older bull could not be the one that Cambyses killed, as the latter would have been a young calf and the priests were said to have buried it secretly.

Author: Depuydt, Leo
Publisher: Archaeological Institute of America
Publication Name: Archaeology
Subject: Anthropology/archeology/folklore
ISSN: 0003-8113
Year: 1996
Research, Biography, History, Ancient, Ancient history, Egyptology, Cambyses II

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Dr Pepper/7Up boosts profits at Cadbury Schweppes

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Cadbury Schweppes's pre-tax profits for 1995 have been reported as 526 million pounds sterling, an increase of approximately 10% on 1994 figures. The purchase of soft drinks Dr Pepper and Seven Up have had a significant influence over these figures, together with other expansion strategies. The company has improved its market share in the United Kingdom, Australia and South Africa and it is continuing with its investment strategy into emerging markets such as Russia, Poland and China.

Publisher: Agra Europe Ltd.
Publication Name: Eurofood
Subject: Food and beverage industries
ISSN: 0955-5405
Year: 1996
Canned & Bottled Soft Drinks, Soft Drink Manufacturing, Bottled and canned soft drinks, Soft drinks, Finance, Market share, Cadbury Schweppes PLC, Carbonated beverages

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Hydrology - from Plato to PC

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Hydrology, once the province of philosophic guessing, and later rational experimenting and observation, is now practiced with computers. The labor-saving aspects of computer usage are appreciated, but the complexities of urban hydrology may not be accurately modeled on personal computers. The use of PCs may estrange hydrologists from the fundamental concerns of their discipline.

Author: Tranter, Nicolas J.C.
Publisher: Circle Publishing Ltd.
Publication Name: Geographical Magazine
Subject: Petroleum, energy and mining industries
ISSN: 0016-741X
Year: 1991
Practice, Hydrology

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