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How Silicon Valley Fuels An Informal Caste System

Underneath ancient Mexican temple, archeologists find an even older one

The Maturation Of The South Asian Genetic Landscape

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Bang! The Bert Berns Story

If 95 per cent of the Aztecs were killed by European diseases, why weren’t Europeans killed by Aztec diseases?

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Bo Diddley On The Beach

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“We burned the forest”: the indigenous Chileans fighting loggers with arson

Indus Valley People Did Not Have Genetic Contribution From The Steppes: Head Of Ancient DNA Lab Testing Rakhigarhi Samples

The Deep Sea May Soon Be Up for Grabs

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KLOS Carbon Fiber Ukulele – World’s Best Ukulele

Can Dirt Save the Earth?

If you listen closely, the drumbeats of Amazonian tribes sound like human speech

David Nuuhiwa & Jock Sutherland rides Pipeline

Bruce Eady The Invader – New Zealand made guitars in 1964

How Science-Based Policy and International Cooperation Can Protect Marine Ecosystems—and the Human Food Supply

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Living on the Most Crowded Island on Earth

New Florida law lets beachfront property owners kick people off of public coasts

Why Soundtracks aren’t taken Seriously

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Why Indonesia’s Bajau people can stay submerged under water longer than you or me

Arabesque for Kenneth Anger (1958 – 61) by Marie Menken

The True Story of How Hawaii Became Part of the United States

Archaeologists discover 81 ancient settlements in the Amazon

The Battle for Paradise

10,000 People Protested This Proposed Kinder Morgan Pipeline

Midcentury-inspired matching clothing by Charles Phoenix

Pollution, illness, threats and murder: is this Amazon factory the link?

How Did Private Property Start?

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A new theory claims Homo sapiens beat out Neanderthals because of art

Wherein three national corporations control nearly all of San Francisco’s live music.

U.K. winter storm kills thousands of starfish

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Fear & sabotage impeding Maori land aspirations

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Awesome video filmed with bicycle featuring Ferdi Mohr, Stefan Reinprecht and Martin Schræg

5 Japanese Ceramicists Who Are Living National Treasures

Rejecting the Solutrean hypothesis: the first peoples in the Americas were not from Europe

Tissue box covers styled like midcentury modern architecture

On Track to 3.5 C Temperature Increase by 2100

Homo erectus may have been a sailor – and able to speak

In the early 1800s, an escaped convict spent 32 years living among the aborigines of southeastern Australia

‘Plastic in All Sizes’ Found Everywhere in Once Pristine European Arctic

US military agency invests $100m in genetic extinction technologies

That Time Buddy Holly Called the Record Company to Ask for his Songs Back (and Recorded the Call)