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Manu Riche and Patrick Marnham join forces to tell the story of the invention of the atomic bomb and its unintended consequences in todays world. They follow the tracks of 2 historical characters who forged this story: German-born Aby Warburg, the heir to a banking dynasty who became an anthropologist and studied the Indians of Los Alamos, and Robert Oppenheimer, a brilliant idealist who will always be known as the inventor of the ultimate weapon of mass destruction. From New Mexico to Congo via Japan, Snake Dance offers a compelling reflection on the Promethean dimensions of nuclear power.

After going through hundreds of Native American history books, we have gathered books reframing all the historical events in compelling ways.

Joseph Campbell, in his classic book The Hero With A Thousand Faces explores in depth the universal mythic narrative of the culture-hero (traditionally male) who goes forth not to conquer but ultimately to bring back some sort of aid that benefits his people. The elements of these legends are consistent in cultures all across the globe.

A pair of male Timber rattlesnakes were recently captured in a backyard in Pinson, Alabama this week. A third female rattlesnake managed to slip away.

The Hopi Indians and their ancestors are Native Americans who have lived in Northwestern Arizona for a thousand years.