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1. Hyperborean, in Greek religion, one of a mythical people intimately connected with the worship of Apollo at Delphi and of Artemis at Delos. The Hyperboreans were named with reference to Boreas, the north wind, and their home was placed in a paradisal region in the far north, “beyond the north.

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2. Hyperborea - Rules of Play says: Set in a mythical land of the same name, Hyperborea is a light civilization game for 2 to 6 players that takes minutes per player. The game begins at the time when the magic barrier protecting access to the mythical continent of Hyperborea suddenly falls.

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3. The Greeks thought that Hyperboreans, a mythical people, lived far to the north of Thrace and that therefore Hyperborea was an unspecified region in the northern lands that lay beyond the north wind. Their land, called Hyperborea or Hyperboria — “beyond the Boreas” — was perfect, with the sun shining twenty-four hours a day.

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4. Type: Demo Release date: Catalog ID: HATE Version desc.: Limited edition Label: Ppure Eevil Records Format: Cassette Limitation: copies Reviews.

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5. The mythical realm of Hyperborea was ruled by an ancient civilization that used magical crystals as their main source of energy. With time, the Hyperboreans became greedy, and their search for power in the deep made the crystals unstable, causing earthquakes, mutations, droughts and floods.

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6. Original Fall of Hyperborea. Transcript - The reason why the Hyperboreans are so important to us, is because this was where a lot of the original trauma of the "fall" happened to the human race. This is when the split in time occurred and this is when the Moon was brought to the planet as its companion satellite to manage the gravitational field. It's like saying in the root races during the.

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7. Hyperborea is the nineteenth major release and thirteenth studio album by Tangerine Dream. It spent two weeks on the UK album chart peaking at No "No Man's Land" makes heavy use of sitar. "Cinnamon Road" also utilizes sitar, but with a conventional pop music structure.

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8. Hyperborea, also known as Land of Never-Ending Snow, formerly known as the Boreas and Borea is a world featured in Greek Mythology. It first appears in around BCE and ends around 9th Century. Hyperborea is based on the location of the same name from Greek Mythology.

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9. The land of Hyperborea is wild and mountainous, gloomy and damp, its main pass ominously named Skull Gate. The people are pale-skinned, extremely tall and gaunt, with white hair and cat-green eyes. Many are as tall as seven feet. They are a superstitious lot who live as serfs in huts and hovels beyond the stone walls where they eke out meager.

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