The History of Plazas, Patios, and Open Spaces
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Early Bronze Age Money of Neck Rings
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Yersinia pestis and the Bubonic Plague
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The Lost Library of Alexandria
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Human-Altered Diversity of the Amazon Rainforest
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Terra Preta, Ancient Composting, and Biochar in the Amazon
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Papyrus Ecology and History
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The Everlasting Unextinguished Legacy of Palimpsests
- Published Tue 24 of Nov, 2020 08:00 EST - (5911 Reads)Students at the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York state discovered that this 15th-century manuscript is an example of a palimpsest: the parchment pages hide a second, earlier text beneath its illustrations.
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Rest Houses and Way Stations
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Water Management at the Maya Capital of Tikal
- Published Fri 30 of Oct, 2020 09:30 EDT - (8400 Reads)The Great Plaza at Tikal, located in the Peten peninsula of Guatemala and pictured here, was used as a source of runoff water by the Maya residents, part of a massive water control management system used for 1,500 years. Photo credit: Ed Nellis.
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