The Chinese History That Is Written in Bone
The bones of 3,000-year-old sacrificial victims in China are revealing unexpected new twists.
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Inside a Moroccan Marijuana Farm
An unwitting traveler finds himself on a tour of one of North Africa’s largest underground attractions.
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Camaraderie in the Face of Greek Austerity
Networks of volunteers are responding to the needs of citizens, migrants, and refugees in Greece. But can they fill the gaps in a failing welfare state?
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The Uninvited Invitados
A couple of young gringo anthropologists adjust to village life in Oaxaca, Mexico. They start with a wedding—and the food.
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The Birth of the “Neanderthals”
Library archives reveal the Gibraltar skull’s role in the discovery of our sister species.
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Stone Points to a Connected World
Signs of 19th-century globalization surface in a museum storage room.