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Dr Donna Yates
DrDonnaYates
I'm working on the provenance narratives in very recent sales of Polynesian items right now. Gone are (most) references to "primitivising" assertions (i.e. the headhunting and cannibalism, but I am
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Lauren ''No Chill'' Ackerman
VerbingNouns
oh my god i think i just figured it out. you know how europeans (and others) say american candies are SO SWEET and americans are like, uh not really, no?
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M. Gouldhawke ∞
M_Gouldhawke
I've said it before, as have other Métis before me, but Métis are a result of Indigenous people "mixing" with other Indigenous people, not Natives & Europeans mixing. Having parents
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Gilgamesh
Gilgamesh1008
1. I have respect for Buddhism, But I really don't understand the hate they have against us.India was under slavery because of the Buddhist thoughts. See what happen to Afghan,
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Sara Vieira
NikkitaFTW
Everytime someone in the EU shares their salaries as a programmer someone always compares it to US salaries. Please stop. It's not even the same system It assumed we1:all wanna
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Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ
sankrant
Good thread. We must understand the motivations of Europeans in spinning “Greek” origins.The Church was in a war for supremacy with Islam in the Middle East. And Europe.The advent of
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Uriah
crimkadid
It's amazing to me that's it's a disputed point whether or not brain size might predict intelligence in humans. In practically every aspect of life where smarts are an advantage
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jayson m porter
RogueChieftan
Did corn/maize influence the English/German word crop, "top of plant (or field whip)"? How colonial/imperial is the expression "ear of corn" (corn on top)? Did the Aztec/Maya refer to maize
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Uriah
crimkadid
In September 23andMe produced a study showing that subjects belonging to blood group O (the most common type in Europe) have a slightly reduced chance of developing covid:https://blog.23andme.com/23andme-research/blood-type-and-covid-19/ Th
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Hannah Sparwasser Soroka
TheGlintOfLight
As promised, I bring you an #EarlyModernPeriod on breast milk as cannibalism. Today's snippet comes from Robert Boyles "Occasional Reflections Upon Several Subjects" (1665), which is a lovely and meandering
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Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺
nicktolhurst
ARGUMENTThe supposed continuity of the British establishment has actually been a disastrous run of utter failure since over a century......but foreigners & legacy of the empire hid this so well
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Charles C. Mann
CharlesCMann
I see this stuff from time to time, and I always wonder why these guys think that indigenous people had some sort of exclusive monopoly on horrible violence. It’s just
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Derek Starling
Derek_Starling
Some 6 weeks ago I decided to collect ##FBPEs. How hard can it be? Very. In the last 30 days I have found & followed 3,120. Of those 1,800 did
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Sara Kahanamoku #BlackLivesMatter
sara_kahanamoku
Why is racist science still being promoted? Pasifika people know our history & where we come from. When “flashy” science ignores millennia of knowledge-keeping & evidence in favor of racist
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Heshmat Alavi
HeshmatAlavi
THREAD1)The agreement between Israel & the UAE is a step towards peace.Will #Iran ever make such a move? It depends on how we define “Iran."The Iranian people have no enmity
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Peter Fox 🦊🇦🇺
Peter_Fox59
Why is 26 Jan Australia day? #AustraliaDayJan261. It wasn't the day Cook or other Europeans first sighted or landed in Australia.2. It wasn't the day the first fleet arrived, that
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