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After years studying the ancient civilization of the indigenous Aymara people at the Chiripa archaeological site in Bolivia, Penn State Associate Professor of Anthropology José Capriles and his longtime research collaborator adopted a very modern medium — that of the graphic novel — to help them tell its story.
After years studying the ancient civilization of the indigenous Aymara people at the Chiripa archaeological site in Bolivia, Penn State Associate Professor of Anthropology José Capriles and his longtime research collaborator adopted a very modern medium — that of the graphic novel — to help them tell its story.
The Kenyan Maasai Who Once Hunted Lions Are Now Their Saviors Andrew Dubbins © Provided by The Daily Beast Courtesy Andrew Dubbins Maasai warrior Kamunu Saitoti had been hunting for the better part of a day when at last he came across lion tracks in the dusty soil. It was 2007 in the Maasai-owned territory of Eselenkei in southern Kenya, the light was growing dim, and Kamunu’s two younger fellow warriors said perhaps they should turn back for their village because it is dangerous to be near lions at night. But Kamunu was eager to find the lion that had eaten his father’...
She'll be visiting a school in new york city that is specifically for special needs students. once the prince returns to new york city, the couple will visit the 9-11 memorial. they're going to attend a whole bunch of fund-raisers as well and from what we're hearing, tonight they'll sit court side at the brooklyn nets game as well. guys? >> cool. joel, for the live report, thank you. actually fun update. going to the hoops game. >> i know it. >> some people aren't going to class. >> they don't have to! >> berkeley professor following the michael brown case in the nonindictment of officers th...