Anthropology
- Divorce Monday: January Divorce Rush Dates Back To The Middle Ages
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contract marriage in the middle ages. All that was needed was that a man and a woman said the words “I ...
Article - The Conversation - May 2 2025 - 4:14pm
- Mayan Equality- Not Just Royalty Were Allowed To Build Temples For Human Sacrifice
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“Maya scholars have basically assumed that rulers built all the temples,” she said. “No one has ...
Article - News Staff - Feb 25 2008 - 3:51pm
- Ancient Romans Ate Meals Most Americans Would Recognize
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Piso, after all, was Julius Caesar's father-in-law and a consul of Rome. What's for dinner? ...
Article - Joel Shurkin - May 25 2015 - 11:10am
- The Most Violent Era In America Was Before Europeans Arrived
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There's a mythology about the native Americans, that they were all peaceful and in harmony ...
Article - News Staff - May 5 2025 - 3:13pm
- Lost Architecture Of The Shakers Goes Digital- And A Shaker 'Online' Community Is Coming
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insights into Shaker life and culture. All of these come to life in Kozan's virtual reconstructions of ...
Article - News Staff - Nov 6 2008 - 11:59am
- Souls And Stones- Death Rites Of The Iron Age
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archaeological evidence from the Iron Age. Having all of that information helps an archaeologist study the ...
Article - News Staff - Nov 18 2008 - 5:03pm
- CSI Neanderthal: Interspecies Homicide Of Shanidar 3
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points. Looking back at this Paleolithic cold case, the study's authors evaluated all the possible ...
Article - News Staff - Jul 20 2009 - 3:21pm
- Old History Is New Again: Ancient Carthaginians Did Sacrifice Their Children
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or Shakespeare was a woman, Richard III was beloved by all, etc. and so revisionists suddenly began ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 23 2014 - 7:09pm
- Is Religion A Consolation Worth Having?
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whatever way commends itself to them. If I were a religious person, I would suppose that theology, with all ...
Article - The Conversation - Nov 21 2014 - 4:18pm
- There Was No 'Paleo Diet'- Ancient People Ate What They Had
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"jacks-of-all-trades." The paper covers earliest hominid evolution, from about 6 to 1.6 million years ago. This touches ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 16 2014 - 9:27am