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400 years ago, visitors to this painted cave took hallucinogens
Research team member Jon Picciuolo documents quids (wads of chewed-up plant matter) that were stuffed centuries ago into crevasses in the walls of Pinwheel Cave in southern California. The painted pinwheel that gives the cave its name can be seen … Continue reading
More Photos Have Emerged from the Massive Rock Art Discovery in the Amazon, and They’re Amazing—See Them Here
A Colombian-English team of archaeologists recently came upon a huge cache of rock art in the Amazon that shows humans and mastodons. Archaeologists recently discovered eight miles of painted rock face in the Colombian Amazon, sited along the Guayabero River. … Continue reading
The guardians of the Mojave Desert
Two centuries after Native Americans were forced to move onto reservations by the new settlers arriving from Europe, the tables have been turned as “white” tenants are now being evicted from ancestral land along the Colorado River between Arizona and … Continue reading
The hidden story of African-Irish children
The mixed-race Irish people searching for their African roots. In the middle of the last century, thousands of students from African countries were studying at Irish universities. Some had children outside marriage, who were then placed in one of Ireland’s … Continue reading
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Was ancient Egypt an African civilization? With Dr. Rebecca Futo Kennedy
In this video Dr. Rebecca Futo Kennedy explores a much debated question and that is what kind of civilization was ancient Egypt? Was it strictly an African Civilization? If it was strictly African then what kind? Indigenous North African mixed … Continue reading
5 Pharaonic Words Egyptians Use Today
5 Pharaonic Words Egyptians Use till Today | We talk about important Egyptian slang words that came from ancient Egyptian origin. These words are still used in daily life and you will be amazed if you know their actual meaning … Continue reading
How Is Naomi A Jewish & Japanese Name?
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We are family ✊ We are culture 🌍 We are zihou 🏴 https://www.zihoucollective.com/ (Free shipping worldwide) 👑 Zihou Collective Instagram ► https://bit.ly/3jQW7ey — Bu Kolthoum – Zamilou | بو كلثوم – زمّلوا — 👑 Spotify ► https://spoti.fi/2jZmN36 👑 Instagram ► … Continue reading
ALIMA – AFRI-CAN
CLIENT : ALIMA AGENCY : SOCIALCLUB socialclub.paris/ DIRECTOR : THEO GOTTLIEB theogottlieb.com/ PRODUCTION : BIRTH birth.tv/ MUSIC : JONATHAN FITAS jonathanfitas.com/ ANIMATION : Gabriel Chagas & Daniel Bruson ANIMATION COMPOSITING – Daniel Bruson ANIMATION DIRECTION : Daniel Bruson vimeo.com/danielbruson
China’s Vanishing Muslims: Undercover In The Most Dystopian Place In The World
China’s Uighur minority live a dystopian nightmare of constant surveillance and brutal policing. At least one million of them are believed to be living in what the U.N. described as a “massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy,” while … Continue reading
Revenge of the tribes: How the American Empire could fall | Amy Chua | Big Think
Yale professor Amy Chua has two precautionary tales for Americans, and their names are Libya and Iraq. “We’re starting to see in America something that I’ve seen in other countries that is not good,” says Chua. “We don’t want to … Continue reading
Àṣẹ by Anthony Prince Leslie
This year has been eye opening for Anthony Prince Leslie, giving him the chance to do internal research on relationships with people. With Aṣẹ, Leslie is creating a flm that captures the family dynamic, pays homage to traditions and the … Continue reading
