Discovery Sheds New Light on Early Maya Rituals
Researchers found large monuments that show how early Mesoamericans held important rituals.
Archaeologists at Gabii, east of Rome, uncovered a large stone-lined basin dated to about 250 BCE. The feature may be a monumental pool and is part of wider discoveries; fieldwork will continue next summer.
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Researchers found large monuments that show how early Mesoamericans held important rituals.
New evidence suggests the 'Band of Holes' in Peru was likely part of an Indigenous accounting system.
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The destruction of a seed bank in Hebron highlights the loss of Palestinian cultural heritage and agricultural sovereignty.
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This article discusses how the Chinese government controls historical narratives and the importance of accessing alternative histories for communities around the world.
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