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5 Brazilian Women Who Changed History
Meet the extraordinary women who shaped Brazilian history from the 16th to the 20th century. This video introduces Catarina Paraguaçu, a visionary Tupinambá Indian from the early colonial period, and Dandara dos Palmares, an Afro-Brazilian warrior who fought bravely against … Continue reading
About the Frisian languages
f you want to dive deeper into all things Frisian or even learn Frisian, check out the Frisian with Hilbert channel: / @frisianwithhilbert Imagine you have a sibling who moves out from your parents’ house and has this amazing … Continue reading
What growing up in forest left me with
Growing up in nature shaped me in ways I’m still discovering. In this video, I reflect on my childhood in the forests of Lithuania, northern Europe — a life of connection and stillness. If you’d like to support my journey … Continue reading
Making a 3,000 year old bed I Curator’s Corner S5 Ep9 #CuratorsCorner
As part of a sub project to the British Museum’s excavations in Amara West in Sudan curator Manuela Lehmann and inspector Mohamed Saad commissioned a local carpenter to make a wooden angareeb bed based on ancient fragments excavated from tombs. … Continue reading
Bees whoop when they bump into each other
A vibrational pulse produced by honeybees’ wings, long thought to be a signal to other bees to stop what they are doing, might actually be an expression of surprise. Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/… […]
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