gingembre

Real Name: Ginger
Location: Ontario, Canada
Joined:11-1-2006
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About me
Just monkeying my way through life...

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Clipmarks helps me find and share news, resources and issues that are important to me, in a friendly format that provides ample opportunities to interact with other clippers. The passing parade of diverse subject matter clipped, popped and commented on by an ever-expanding community of weird and wonderful people from all over the world is a study in human nature that never fails to fascinate me.

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Website/Blog: http://gingembresplace.blogspot.com/







   
 
 
 
   
 
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Ancient snake with two legs
invictus
by invictus  4-10-2008    3
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The Anasazi mystery
JohnWaterman
by JohnWaterman  4-8-2008    9
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Petra, The Lost City Of Stone
carrerinyes
by carrerinyes  4-2-2008   
 From the American Museum Of Natural History. the site is well worth a visit.
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Toes bones reveal a footwear fetish
pokkets
by pokkets  1-28-2008    1
 They compared the way the toe bones grew between bare footed, and shod people. Shoes produce a different walking style, where the foot is pushed off the big toe of people wearing shoes, rather than the middle toes of bare footed people. They also tested modern examples by comparing the toe bones of habitually barefooted Native American Pueblo Indians, with the shoe wearing Inuit, and found differences that supported their conclusion.
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Ancient Maya sacrificed boys not virgin girls
Deepti
by Deepti  1-23-2008    4
 "It was thought that the gods preferred small things and especially the rain god had four helpers that were represented as tiny people," said de Anda. "So the children were offered as a way to directly communicate with Chaac," he said Archeologists previously believed young female virgins were sacrificed because the remains, which span from around 850 AD until the Spanish colonization, were often found adorned with jade jewelry. It is difficult to determine the sex of skeletons before they are fully matured, said de Anda, but he believes cultural evidence from Mayan mythology would suggest the young victims were actually male
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Ancient Americans liked it hot
invictus
by invictus  7-11-2007    2
 The ancient past of chili peppers in Mexico.
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New "Seven Wonders" Picked
invictus
by invictus  7-7-2007    4
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Egyptian Queen Was Fat, Balding and Bearded
thisnamecantbetaken
by thisnamecantbetaken  7-7-2007    9
 Pretty!...not! {Doesn't this article sound a little snippy towards women btw?}
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The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race
chiggles
by chiggles  6-16-2007    3
 An oldie but a goodie, not on clipmarks elsewhere (so far as my searches have shown). Written by Jared Diamond two decades back. Before being critical, read the entire article please. If you think the anthropology is somehow flawed, I suggest Anthropik's Thirty Theses ( http://anthropik.com/thirty ), which cover a lot of ground.
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Roman ruler's head found in sewer
Newfman
by Newfman  6-12-2007    3
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Early prosthetics among the Moche
tpq62
by tpq62  6-8-2007   
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Move over Columbus, here come the Polynesians
kmcolo
by kmcolo  6-6-2007   
 Columbus was not the first seafarer to reach the Americas, it was the Polynesians. But did they have any influence on native culture? Chickens for one, but outside that?...
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Subway Dig Unearths Rome's Ancient Past
invictus
by invictus  5-29-2007   
 "There isn't an inch of Rome that doesn't have some artifacts below the street."
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Turkmenistan: a cradle of civilization?
invictus
by invictus  5-27-2007   
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Largest-ever cluster of dinosaur eggs found
Deepti
by Deepti  5-15-2007    3
 cool :)
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New "Great Wall" section discovered
invictus
by invictus  5-10-2007    4
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Something for the history books
boliyou
by boliyou  4-26-2007   
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Mexico City opens 'windows' on hidden treasures
dorine
by dorine  4-2-2007   
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Series of mysterious holes on the surface of the earth
mugofcoffee
by mugofcoffee  3-25-2007   
 very very interesting..are they made by the aliens? or is there any other reason for the people to dig holes that deep and at such a stretch of a mile? what does it all means in anyway? excerpts
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Field Museum to repatriate Maori remains
tpq62
by tpq62  3-23-2007    1
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Journey of Mankind: The Peopling of the World, an interactive map
gingembre
by gingembre  3-18-2007    2
 An intriguing, interactive map that provides a virtual migration of man from our African origins, based upon genetics, archaeological and anthropological evidence, and climatology. Very educational!
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Ancient Mashed Grapes Found in Greece
tpq62
by tpq62  3-16-2007   
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Ancient Burnt City Fortune-Teller's Artificial Eye Found
ShamanicShift
by ShamanicShift  3-1-2007    1
 Too bad, thought a child like part of me! This wise woman's relic will now be locked up where no one can touch or hold it. My childish self is wishing this treasure would have stayed buried in the earth longer or that at least it would have been found by an ordinary kid with a wide and deep imagination - who could keep it top secret for years, then pass it on to a grandchild! I know - what an irresponsible thought and silly, selfish notion! But that childish part of myself is often like that and not afraid to admit it.
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The 28,000 year grope
tpq62
by tpq62  2-8-2007    3
 Following on from the "5000 year hug"
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Archaeology and Beijing Olympic Construction
tpq62
by tpq62  2-8-2007    5
 "The fact that the eunuchs were wealthier and had finer belongings reflected in part their standing in the imperial court. 'It was also because they didn’t have any children,' Mr. Song said." Tell me about it
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The 5000 year hug
tpq62
by tpq62  2-6-2007    8
 Aaaaaaw! Although actually it is kind of cool.
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Olmec influenced ancient city discovered
invictus
by invictus  2-1-2007   
  The ruins, which consist of the bases of six ceremonial temples and two small sculptures of jaguar-like men, were discovered when a neighboring brewery began building a parking lot.
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Archaeological Research Resources
Socratoad
by Socratoad  1-20-2007   
 Go to the source for a goldmine of resources.
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Early organized warfare in Syria
tpq62
by tpq62  1-16-2007    2
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Google Earth and archaeology links
tpq62
by tpq62  1-8-2007   
 List of lInks to sites that have archaeological site placemarks
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Science News--Top Anthropology and Archaeology Stories of 2006
tpq62
by tpq62  12-28-2006    1
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Nemrut Dagi, Turkey: Unique Mountaintop Shrine
gingembre
by gingembre  12-25-2006   
 From source: "During the reign of Antiochus, the naturally occurring mountain top of Nemrut Dagi was extensively contoured, capped with a soaring conical peak, and graced with two temple compounds and many beautiful stone sculptures. The conical tumulus rises 50 meters above the temples, is 150 meters in diameter and is composed of countless thousand fist-sized pieces of white limestone. Archaeologists, assuming the tumulus enshrines the burial remains of Antiochus, have tunneled into the great cone of rocks but found nothing to substantiate their assumptions. The purpose of this massive undertaking remains a mystery."
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Fake eye - prosthetics from 4,800 years ago.
coconutshell
by coconutshell  12-20-2006    2
  Harris said the primary reason for the artificial eyeball would not have been medical. "She could have worn a patch, but perhaps her family wanted her to look her best for public appearances," he explained. Damn the wealthy!!;) I'm sure all the other girls back then would have wanted the fake eye too.
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Open Context: open access archaeology
tpq62
by tpq62  12-8-2006   
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Gendered labor and Neandertal decline
tpq62
by tpq62  12-6-2006    1
 Nice summary of the new article on neandertals and gendered division of labour (or lack thereof).
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Afghans consider rebuilding Bamiyan Buddhas
tpq62
by tpq62  12-5-2006    2
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Was Stonehenge a hospital?
invictus
by invictus  12-4-2006    6
 New theories about the 5000 years old mysterious megalithic site of Britain.
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Ancient Tsunami in the Mediterranean
tpq62
by tpq62  12-2-2006    4
 Ancient tsunamis are cropping up all over the place.
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Snake Worshippers Boast World's Oldest Rituals
Socratoad
by Socratoad  11-30-2006   
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Ancient Mayan's Acoustic Secrets
invictus
by invictus  11-30-2006    3
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