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121Barghwata — One of the strong historic Berber confederations of tribes in Morocco, a member of the Masmuda confederation. They lived in the area of Tamasna on the Atlantic coast between Salé and Safi. In the middle of the eighth century, they built up a… …
122Salzburg, City — One of Austria’s most durable tourist attractions, Salzburg is both a city and a province of the modern Federal Republic. The first human habitation of the region dates from Paleolithic times. Mammoth salt deposits around Hallein brought… …
123Union Hall, County Cork — One of its main tourist attractions are boat trips to see whale, dolphin and seal up close. Seals can be seen all year round, with dolphins and Fin Whale, Minke Whale and Humpback Whale arriving in the summer months.PopulationAccording to the… …
124Tear Ring Saga — ; one of the principalities within the kingdom. After the fall of his father s principality, he escaped and went into hiding in a nearby port town. However, this town also fell into the hands of the Empire, and Ryunan and nihongo|Holmes|ホームズ, the …
125Doncaster local elections — One third of Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council in South Yorkshire, England is elected each year, followed by one year without election. The council also has a directly elected mayor since 2001. Contents 1 Political control 2 Council… …
126Combat loading — One of an AKA s Cargo holds. The upper level is the main deck, with cargo handling winches visible. The lower level is the floor onto which cargo is combat loaded. In between is the mess deck where the crew eats their meals. Combat loading is a… …
127Library of Congress — one of the major library collections in the world, located in Washington, D.C., and functioning in some ways as the national library of the U.S. although not officially designated as such: established by Congress in 1800 for service to its… …
128Maknassa — One of the large historic Zanata dynasties that in pre Islamic times migrated from present day Libya and Tunisia into Algeria with Tahart as a center. Many of its members then moved on into eastern and central Morocco, gradually expanding in… …
