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Flankers, Cambridge eye St James FA Major League final - Vimarsana News

Flankers, Cambridge eye St James FA Major League final

MONTEGO BAY, St James — FLANKER FC and Cambridge FC are on the verge of confirming their place in the final of the St James Football Association/Sandals Resorts International Major League as t...

Seven-star Granville United clobber Heights FC - Vimarsana News

Seven-star Granville United clobber Heights FC

ST JAMES, Jamaica— Granville United improved their chances of qualifying for the semi-finals of the St James Football Association/Sandals Resorts International Major League on Wednesday after hammeri...

Women in Prehistory: Who Made the Paleolithic Hand Impressions? - Vimarsana News

Women in Prehistory: Who Made the Paleolithic Hand Impressions?

Dean Snow was one of my two advisors in undergraduate school. I have fond memories of all six months of college. But that's another story. Anyway, several years ago, Dean got wind of the research showing that humans exhibit sexual dimorphism in the ratios of the middle digits of the hand. It is believed that this is accounted for by differential rates of bone growth during early development that happen to be different, on average, between males and females. There is probably not an adaptive explanation for this.

6 Major Archaeological Discoveries That Suggest Ancient Women Around the World Were Way More Powerful Than You May Believe - Vimarsana News

6 Major Archaeological Discoveries That Suggest Ancient Women Around the World Were Way More Powerful Than You May Believe

Women were hunters, athletes, and important political figures, among other things. May 14, 2021 A reconstruction of a Wilamaya Patjxa vicuña hunt by artist Matthew Verdolivo, UC Davis IET Academic Technology Services. Courtesy Randall Haas. We like to think we know what our ancient female forebears were like. Yet a spate of recent discoveries confirms the truth: that we really have no idea. Clues from ancient texts and archaeological studies can give us a succinct picture of the important roles women have always played (and almost always without applause). So to give them their due, we round...

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