The genetic atlas revealed new information about health risks, ancient political borders, and the influence of Vikings. National Geographic – … More
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Canadian Towns to visit on a Weekend away from Seattle
TAKING A LONG WEEKEND FROM SEATTLE to get “oot” and “aboot” in Canada is as easy as pie. But why stick to … More
Star Hardridge – Artist
Starr Hardridge uses art as a medium to connect with his late father and his Muscogee Creek roots. Ellise Pierce … More
Seven Lessons Democrats Need to Learn — Fast
David Brooks – NY Times – 29 April “We all make mistakes; the question is, do we learn from them? … More
This little-known Native American society was once as powerful as the Aztecs and Incas
The Spiros were once “the single most powerful group ever to exist” in North America. This groundbreaking new exhibit in … More
How Did Roman Aqueducts Work?: The Most Impressive Achievement of Ancient Rome’s Infrastructure, Explained
Open Culture Magazine. “At its peak, ancient Rome enjoyed a variety of comforts that, once lost, would take centuries to … More
Revolution, Coast Salish Style now! Video Imbedded
Sasha taqʷšəblu LaPointe on accepting failure as a path to creative healing in her debut memoir, ‘Red Paint.’ Sasha taqʷšəblu … More
Why Amazing Discoveries About Bear Hibernation May Help Improve Human Health
The creatures’ annual protracted snoozes have much to tell us about the biology of mammals, ourselves included Chris Woolston, Knowable Magazine … More
Mushrooms May Communicate With Each Other Using Electrical Impulses
A computer scientist found the average fungal lexicon contains 50 words Elizabeth Gamillo – Smithsonian – 12 April “Mushrooms on … More
Why Algorithms Are Called Algorithms, and How It All Goes Back to the Medieval Persian Mathematician Muhammad al-Khwarizmi – Video Embedded
History Magazine – 12 April “In recent decades, a medieval Persian word has come to prominence in English and other … More
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