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In Asia and the Amazon, the synod gives voice to Catholics on the margins - Vimarsana News

In Asia and the Amazon, the synod gives voice to Catholics on the margins

As the diocesan phase of the synod ended on Aug. 15, America touched base with some well-informed sources for insight into how the synod has gone so far in the Amazon region and Asia.

Blood is found on arrested Brazilian fisherman's boat in search for British journalist Dom Phillips - Vimarsana News

Blood is found on arrested Brazilian fisherman's boat in search for British journalist Dom Phillips

Traces of blood have been found on the boat of a suspect arrested in connection with the disappearance of British journalist Dom Phillips, 57, who went missing Sunday.

Lost cities of the Amazon are discovered after being hidden under the tree canopies for centuries - Vimarsana News

Lost cities of the Amazon are discovered after being hidden under the tree canopies for centuries

The cities, built by the Casarabe communities between 500-1400 AD, are located in the Llanos de Mojos savannah-forest, Bolivia, and have been hidden under the thick tree canopies for centuries.

As the Amazon loses resilience, church and popular movements strive to intervene - Vimarsana News

As the Amazon loses resilience, church and popular movements strive to intervene

A recently published study shows that the Amazon, the world's most vast rainforest with an area of more than 2 million square miles in South A...

Archaeologists Find Ancient Villages Laid Out Like Clock Face in Amazonia | Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists Find Ancient Villages Laid Out Like Clock Face in Amazonia | Archaeology

Detail of a circular mound village called Dona Maria with ‘twin’ village. Image credit: Iriarte et al., doi: 10.5334/jcaa.45. “Lidar provides a new opportunity to locate and document earthen sites in forested parts of Amazonia characterized by dense vegetation,” said Professor Jose Iriarte, an archaeologist and archaeobotanist at the University of Exeter. “It can also document the smallest surficial earthen features in the recently opened pasture areas.” Professor Iriarte and his colleagues used a lidar sensor integrated into an MD 500 helicopter to document architectural feature...