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Tara Steimer Herbet*, Tobias Hofstetter, Imane Achouche, Łukasz Rutkowski, Sultan al-Duweish5 and Marie Besse View abstract
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This paper investigates the emergence of Late Neolithic / Chalcolithic and Bronze Age (6th to 2nd millennium BCE) funerary megalithism on the northern coastline of Kuwait Bay. In this particular region, megalithism developed in the form of dry-stone tomb necropolises. Current research suggests that during the chronological frame under consideration, the territory of present- day Kuwait represented a thriving sociocultural and economic crossroads, thanks to its convenient location at the interface between the influences of the Arabic Neolithic tribes and that of the flourishing Mesopotamian and Dilmun civilizations...... ReadMore -
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Fayzulloeva M Sh* View abstract
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Religion is a Latin word that means “piety, holiness”. Religion talks about the essence of human life. Religion is one of the sources of ethics. All religions have their own ethical ideas. And they are directed to improving moral and society...... ReadMore
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Edad Mercier* and Maria Ellis View abstract
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The purpose of this article is to explore the relevancy of Participatory Action Research (PAR) in international development. The authors critically assess PAR methodologies in the Tanzanian context through a reflective participant study of the artisanal handicraft association Women Craft based in Ngara...... ReadMore
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Rosa Navas Espinosa* and Ma Guojian View abstract
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Gender inequality is an issue worldwide, also it is related to gender violence. So, study inequality of roles gender in Ecuadorian families according to teenager´s view is an important topic, in order to understand the problem and generate possible solutions to prevent gender violence. The development of equality in families and the society is the key to reduce violence. For that reason, in this study the main objective is to analyze the perceptions of inequality in gender roles in teenagers that live in Ecuador applying a psychometric test that was validated...... ReadMore
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Opinion
Arduino Maiuri* and Felice Vinci View abstract
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The Byzantine writer John the Lydian (Ioannes Laurentius Lydus, ca. AD 490-ca. 565) says that «there was in Italy a certain Circe [...] the daughter of Helios [...] and in honor of her own father, I suppose, she was the first in Italy to celebrate a chariot race, which indeed was named circus after her...... ReadMore
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Augustin FC Holl* View abstract
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As can be seen from its multiple synonyms, adjustability, versatility, flexibility, adaptability, etc., mobility is one of the core engines of human biological and cultural evolution. It all started with bipedal gate, manifested itself transfer of raw material through space, generated mobility technologies with far reaching consequences that will very likely result in a new speciation event if humans colonize another planet...... ReadMore
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Pradeep K Behera* and Kshirasindhu Barik* View abstract
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The present report is the result of our intensive investigation conducted in the southern part of the Bargarh upland, Odisha with particular reference to an inselberg located close to the village of Kundakhai. The most interesting aspect of the lithic assemblage recovered from this site is represented by a pre-dominance of Levallois elements which include cores, flakes and a very few blades and bladelets, and a solitary example of a semi-finished hand axe of chert, and two heavily rolled quartzite used hammers, imported most probably from the Ong River valley which is located about 8 kilometers south of the Kundakhai site...... ReadMore
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Opinion
Olawale Oyemade Oyekanmi* View abstract
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Climate change poses developmental setback to Nigeria, with increasing global warming impact, wet areas experience intermittent flood, and dry areas get drier. Hence, ecosystems as well as biodiversity determined biological, socio-economical and socio-political development through the provision of goods and services to humanity. With reference to this study, students’ roles during instruction include observation,..... ReadMore
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