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A real history of Aboriginal Australians, the first agriculturalists | Bruce Pascoe | TEDxSydney
Indigenous writer and anthologist Bruce Pascoe draws on first-hand accounts from colonial journals to dispel the myth that Aboriginal people were hunters and gatherers and “did nothing with the land that resembled agriculture”. In this powerful talk, Pascoe demonstrates a … Continue reading
1, 2, 3, 4 Stories About Math
From geometry to personal finance, there is one common denominator that links the stories in this reel—they are all about math.
The myth of Aboriginal stories being myths | Jacinta Koolmatrie | TEDxAdelaide
For more than 50,000 years there were over 200 different groups of people living on the landmass now referred to as Australia. All of these groups formed a strong understanding of the land. This knowledge was passed down through thousands … Continue reading
How the Brazilian carnival’s band Olodum became a massive social movement — The Urban Detective
The biggest carnival in the world takes place in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil. During a massive street party of six days, dozens of bands on big trucks named carnival bloco’s parade through the streets. Every year, more than two million people … Continue reading
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Brazilian Drummers at Notting Hill Carnival 2019
Dendê music played is Samba-Reggae from Brazil. Dendê group formed in Hastings and another part meet in Poplar, London. Just a incredible vibrations endless heart beats Brazilian Bands were first introduced to Notting Hill Carnival in 1984 Their choreographed dance … Continue reading
Tuba Skinny – Jubilee Stomp – Royal Street I 2018
TheWsm Recorded in New Orleans 04/07/2018 Shaye Cohn – Cornet Todd Burdick- Tuba/Sousaphone Robin Rapuzzi – Washboard Jason Lawrence – Banjo Max Bien Kahn – Guitar Greg Sherman – Guitar Barnabus Jones – Trombone Ewan Bleach – Clarinet Buy CD’s: … Continue reading
Alabama State University – Marching In Vs UAB – 2019
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A New Book Compiles Work from 84 Contemporary Artists Who are Reinventing Embroidery
A new book by Charlotte Vannier considers how embroidery has evolved from a domestic task mostly done by women into an art. Comprised of the work of 84 contemporary artists from around the world—including Elisabeth Bucht, Rossana Taormina, Diane Meyer, … Continue reading
LADAMA – “Porro Maracatu” Official Video
LADAMA – Porro Maracatu —— Lead vocal/tambor alegre/raspa: Daniela Serna Acoustic bandola llanera: Mafer Bandola Drums/caxixis: Lara Klaus Vocals: LADAMA Accordion: Nathan Koci Electric bass: Pat Swoboda —— Videorgánica production Camera and montage/Bogota María Catalina Sandoval Asistente de cámara Jon … Continue reading
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