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Naturally-Formed Sharp Stones May Have Been Key To Early Humans Learning Knapping
It’s much easier to come up with a world-changing invention if there are examples of it lying around without you having to ...
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Anna Geldard: ‘The Cornish language deserves recognition and respect — our identity is vital’
With a government determined to deliver change for communities across the country, the things that make us unique across the ...
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Seven English Expressions You Didn’t Know Were Greek
Many popular expressions that are used pretty often in English have deep roots in the rich Greek language, culture, and ...
A man’s obsession with a prehistoric fish results in a potential N.J. state record
The first time Frank Hubert Jr. caught the New Jersey state record bowfin he figured he’d have to kill the beloved, air-breathing fish to prove it, so he took a nice picture and released his catch ...
Creating New Language When Our Own Isn’t Enough
When words fail them, creative writers imagine entirely new ones. Author Patti Callahan Henry explains fake languages, ...
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Divers Just Found 7,000-Year-Old Canoes At A Sunken City In A Lake Just North Of Rome
Divers exploring the remains of the sunken city of La Marmotta at the bottom of Lake Bracciano just north of Rome have ...
How the simple fork almost tore apart the fabric of society
The fork’s journey from reviled symbol of moral decay to utilitarian instrument is a story of power, privilege, and ...