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Awesome research/ Homework resource
cosmic_kitten1
by cosmic_kitten1  1-14-2007    3
 I only found this the other day and mostly I'm clipping it for my own uses; however, it's a great resource and I thought I'd share. The site itself has pretty cool info too. 'Hope you guys like the clip.
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Redheads will be extinct in 100 years say scientists
michellezm
by michellezm  8-23-2007    35
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Photographer Captures America's Best-Kept Secrets
alanocu
by alanocu  2-10-2008    7
 - some disturbing and interesting images. It took Taryn Simon 4 years to photograph some of the most top-secret, highly restricted areas in the world.
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Write Like an Egyptian
dakotayii
by dakotayii  4-9-2008    10
 enjoy
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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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SCIENTISTS SHOW HALLUCINOGEN CREATES UNIVERSAL “MYSTICAL” EXPERIENCE
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  8-10-2008    6
 in the 1950s, showed signs of therapeutic potential or value in research into the nature of consciousness and sensory perception. “Human consciousness…is a function of the ebb and flow of neural impulses in various regions of the brain-the very substrate that drugs such as psilocybin act upon,” Schuster says. “Understanding what mediates these effects is clearly within the realm of neuroscience and deserves investigation.” “A vast gap exists between what we know of these drugs-mostly from descriptive anthropology-and what we believe we can understand using modern clinical pharmacology techniques,” says study leader Roland Griffiths, Ph.D., a professor with Hopkins’ departments of Neuroscience and Psychiatry and Behavioral Biology. “That gap is large because, as a reaction to the excesses of the 1960s, human research with hallucinogens has been basically frozen in time these last forty years.”
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Free Online Documentaries
Newfman
by Newfman  8-16-2007    11
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Where Is Human Evolution Heading?
wildcat
by wildcat  8-3-2008    2
 The race's DNA is changing faster than ever; what it means for our descendants
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Save the languages, save the world
bignosemousie
by bignosemousie  5-4-2007    7
 Linguistic integrity is as important to our survival as a species as environmentalism. Check out the source to see why. Many resources and information at www.terralingua.org.
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Are humans evolving faster?
invictus
by invictus  12-11-2007    8
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The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy
Socratoad
by Socratoad  1-30-2007    3
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Extraordinary Collection of Russian Empire Color Photographs
tpq62
by tpq62  11-30-2006    3
 The fact that they are color gives one a weird feeling. They don't seem so "historical". These are just a small sample. Wonderful stuff.
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Little arrow that rewrites history books
invictus
by invictus  6-5-2008    5
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Is Monogamy Natural?
invictus
by invictus  7-25-2007    1
  "Lots of animals," Quirk says, "have the 'marriage' instinct: penguins, parrots, swans, gibbons, seahorses, humans. ... What do all these animals have in common? Long childhoods. Who has the longest childhood in the animal kingdom? Humans."
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Human line 'nearly split in two'
invictus
by invictus  4-24-2008   
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Out of Africa, Not Once But Twice
invictus
by invictus  3-15-2008    1
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Denial Makes The World Go Round
debbyski
by debbyski  11-20-2007    7
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Last Days of a sinking Polynesian island
tpq62
by tpq62  11-29-2006    1
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Ten of the most incredible art heists of the modern era
einbar
by einbar  6-9-2008    2
 'Art crime's history is long and bloody, dominated by the plundering of invading armies"
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No Gays in Iran… But Many Same-Sex Couples: US Professor
righthand
by righthand  10-6-2007    10
 William O.Beeman is professor and chair of the department of anthropology at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. He has been conducting research in Iran for more than 30 years, and is a fluent speaker of Persian. "Active partners in Iran do not consider themselves to be “homosexual.” Indeed, it is a kind of macho boast in some circles that one has been an active partner with another male. Passive partners are denigrated and carry a life-long stigma if their sexual role is known, even after a single incident. They have been deflowered, as it were, in the same way that women might lose their virginity, and they are considered to be "xarob" or "destroyed." "In actual fact, many men are "versatile" in their sexual activity but if they are known to have relations with other men, they will always claim in public to be the active partner. Same-sex relations between females are undoubtedly practised, but this is the deepest secret in Iran, and rarely talked about at all."
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Turkish site a Neolithic 'supernova'
invictus
by invictus  5-2-2008    3
 The archaeological discoveries in Gobeklitepe - Turkey, continues to stun the archaeology world. The site is dated to 9,500 BCE.
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Language might have evolved from gestures
invictus
by invictus  5-7-2007    6
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Chocolate Beer 3000 years old
pokkets
by pokkets  11-13-2007    4
 Should Make some. Looks like it was invented before chocolate drinks. I haven't found a recipe, but it could just be a matter of knowing how to brew.
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Scientists map elephant evolution
JohnWaterman
by JohnWaterman  7-25-2007    1
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500,000-year-old TB case 'found'
Fast T friend
by Fast T friend  12-9-2007    1
 The American Journal of Physical Anthropology details the find by a team from the US, Germany and Turkey.
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Neanderthal Redheads
CrazyRedHead
by CrazyRedHead  10-26-2007    6
 ...and they were probably Crazy too.
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Did Neanderthals Share the "Language Gene" with Homo Sapiens?
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  8-12-2008    1
 Interesting Read.
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The Fantastic in Art & Fiction
Aribeth
by Aribeth  3-3-2008    7
 >>Images were selected for their intrinsic relationship to the topic, because they illuminated an important dynamic, or quite simply because they were unusually striking.Though, inevitably, some familiar pieces will be found in these pages, we have attempted to favor rare or unusual works that, to our knowledge, have not been reproduced before. Hence the concomitant emphasis on book illustration, and on a wealth of images that have remained more or less invisible in canonical art histories. Because of its rich and varied modes of representation the Fantastic also lends itself quite easily to interdisciplinary approaches. Psychology and sociology, art and literary history, anthropology and folklore among other disciplines, can provide avenues of investigation useful in the study of such basic critical or analytical concepts for the Fantastic as repression, the uncanny, indeterminacy, or the postmodern.<<
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Pangea Day - How to take part
Fast T friend
by Fast T friend  4-17-2008    1
 Wherever you will be on Saturday May 10, Pangea Day, you are warmly invited to join around the world for a powerful, first-of-its kind experience. Don't dismiss it as a warm & fuzzy peace-fest. The project builds on the latest ideas in anthropology, psychology and technology.
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Evolutionary 1st: “Missionary Style” Mating Observed in Wild Apes
wildcat
by wildcat  2-13-2008    3
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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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Rise of man theory ‘out by 400,000 years’
invictus
by invictus  6-25-2007   
 A very controversial, unorthodox and exciting new theory on the history of humanity. Professor Helmut Ziegert from Germany, a very experienced and bright archaeologist, comes up with new findings that could shake all we know about the distant past of homo sapiens and the starting point of the Neolitic Age, which was the beginning of our civilization. Sean Kingsley, an archaeologist and the managing editor of Minerva, said: “This research is nothing less than a quantum leap in our understanding of Man’s intellectual and social history. For archaeology it’s as radical as finding life on Mars. “As a veteran of over 81 archaeological surveys and excavations . . . Ziegert is nothing if not scientifically cautious, which makes the current revelation all the more exciting.”
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So you think humans are unique?
Mohir
by Mohir  5-26-2008   
 "Take gesture, arguably the starting point for language. Until recently it was considered uniquely human - but not any more. Mike Tomasello of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, and others have compiled a list of gestures observed in monkeys, gibbons, gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos and orang-utans, which reveals that gesticulation plays a large role in their communication. Ape gestures can involve touch, vocalising or eye movement, and individuals wait until they have another ape's attention before making visual or auditory gestures. If their gestures go unacknowledged, they will often repeat them or touch the recipient."
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The oldest human footprints discovered
invictus
by invictus  7-28-2007    5
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AUTOPOIESIS, CULTURE, AND SOCIETY
wildcat
by wildcat  7-8-2008    1
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1,000 Ancient Tombs, Unique Remains Found in Colombia
arifsali
by arifsali  5-9-2008    3
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Climate changes caused the Neanderthal extinction?
invictus
by invictus  5-7-2007    2
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Neanderthal Genome Map Possible
invictus
by invictus  6-27-2007    1
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Clues Boost 'Out of Africa' Theory
invictus
by invictus  7-19-2007   
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Beyond Belief, Science, Religion, Reason and Survival
arifsali
by arifsali  2-10-2007   
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