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Pawel Valde Nowak View abstract
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The state of research on the high-mountain variant of the Palaeolithic ecumene and the project’s assumptions, currently being implemented in the Tatra mountain group on the border of Poland and Slovakia, are outlined. During recent excavations in the Hučiva cave, numerous traces of the stay of a group of Palaeolithic hunters were discovered...... ReadMore -
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Allison Bell, James Hutson* View abstract
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Art history as a discipline remains dominated historically through Eurocentric frameworks, systematically marginalizing Indigenous artistic traditions, particularly pre-colonial Australian Aboriginal art...... ReadMore
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Wanpeng Sun* View abstract
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Mars, the “Red Planet”, is the closet planet to our earth. Currently, the smartest investors in the world and dedicated government agencies from different countries are paying billions of dollars to send humans to Mars, aiming for a self-sustaining city by 2050...... ReadMore
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Francoise Létoublon* View abstract
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Among the Anacreontea [1], recognising that the short poem 54 is not at all a chef d’œuvre, I would like to show that it still may be interesting to look at such minor works so that we may understand better the whole cultural context and traditon from which they come...... ReadMore
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Sergey Vyrskiy* View abstract
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In paleoanthropology, understanding phylogenesis primarily involves reconstructing the genealogical tree of bipedal primates and early members of the genus Homo. This tree comprises a network of phyletic lines, formed from natural groups of individuals linked through maternal-filial reproductive ties...... ReadMore
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Felice Vinci* View abstract
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The Gospel of Matthew tells us that “After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from the east came to Jerusalem and asked, ‘Where is the one who has been born king of the Jews? We saw his star when it rose and have come to worship him’”...... ReadMore
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Opinion
Hardy Hanappi* View abstract
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The benefits of the last 500 years of capitalism stem from its ability to organise a division of labour, which increases the amount of output that a group of human individuals can produce [1]...... ReadMore
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Mini Review
Paul T E Cusack* View abstract
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In this paper, we demonstrate that the megagift monuments around the world were all built be descendants of the Harappan Jews...... ReadMore
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