Siqik is a website like no other. It is a collective social centre that showcases informative and interesting websites. Readers has a visual picture of websites with direct links to the featured websites, which gives them the choice to choose if they want to go to a certain website or not. Siqik is focused on history literature, but also have an entertaining section called Nunki which is a special celibrity collection with live hourly updates, as well as Bizzi-B which is an interactive page with various things to do. It includes new generation games, shoutbox, quizzes and more. That`s not all. Networkers has lots of stuff throughout Siqik to share with their friends on their social network. The reason for this specifically designed website is to give the social networker a central homepage with all the needful social links, as well as a website full of entertainment. more info >>

Myth and Mythology is a website inquire into the world of mythology,myths,fables,folklore`s,legends and the gods in classical as well as contemporary literature,arts and religion. This is a sincere, directed, self motivated effort from our end to put together all we heard and read about myths, fables, folklore and legends in to a structured way so that seekers from around the world will get a chance to explore those realms of human imaginations again. Find out everything you ever wanted to know about myths and mytholgy through the comprehensive yet free reference materials, great articles, useful links and wonderful resources maintained here. more info >>

R-Kive entertains you with the likes of Cracked.com - they are masters in finding awesome stuff in history books. They feature excellent writers. Oban is the fundi on animal myths and legends. This website covers the whole story of the Titans and Olympians, and much more! Be delighted by the bloopers that students make in history tests on Innocent English, and R-Kive also gives you random interesting facts! R-Kive is part of the new age Siqik Social Community, which whole purpose is to enlighten and delight cyber dwellers on a personal level, and Siqik offers a much needed homepage where the social websites` links are clustered on one page! more info >>

The ancients certainly knew a thing or two about decorating. They understood that we have a deep seated need to express our personalities and impress our culture onto our surroundings; in particular, to surround ourselves with the beauty of art and artefact and to colour the world we live in. For thousands of years one of the most popular and enduring materials used for this expression has been ceramic tile – be it glazed or unglazed clay or stone and marble mosaic. The Greeks and the Romans covered their halls, walls, floors, pillars and baths in tiles. They used tile mosaic to ‘paint’ the most beautiful scenes from their own lives, and to depict the higher lives of their gods and mythologies. The ancient Egyptians, and later the Moors, created tile patterns both complex and simple which are still used today. more info >>

Ho Baron's surreal sculpture reflects the Jungian archetypes from the collective unconscious: the mother, father, child, and gods and goddesses of ancient religions. His visionary method begins, not with a drawing or model, but with an idea deep within the unconscious. His intricate motifs are purely his own and the resulting anthropomorphic figures of human/animal male/female only exist elsewhere in dreams and mythology. Whimsical or grotesque, the creations challenge our views of ourselves and society. Baron creates in clay and casts in bronze, cast stone or resin. A producing artist for over 30 years, Baron's satirically names his body of work "Gods for Future Religions." more info >>