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From glass and steel to rare earth metals, new materials have changed society throughout history
Wind Power · United States

From glass and steel to rare earth metals, new materials have changed society throughout history

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Many modern devices—from cellphones and computers to electric vehicles and wind turbines—rely on strong magnets made from types of minerals called rare earths. As the systems and infrastructure used in daily life have turned digital and the United States has moved toward renewable energy, accessing these minerals has become critical—and the markets for these elements have grown rapidly.See the Story
Remote Cave Discovery Shows Ancient Voyagers Brought Rice Across 2,300 Km of Pacific Ocean
Asia · Guam

Remote Cave Discovery Shows Ancient Voyagers Brought Rice Across 2,300 Km of Pacific Ocean

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In a new study published today in Science Advances, my colleagues and I have uncovered the earliest evidence of rice in the Pacific Islands—at an ancient cave site on Guam in the Mariana Islands of western Micronesia.See the Story
A brief history of the slogan T-shirt
London, England · London

A brief history of the slogan T-shirt

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You probably have a drawer full of T-shirts. They’re comfy, easy to style, cheap and ubiquitous. But the T-shirt is anything but basic. For 70 years, they’ve been worn as a tool for self-expression, rebellion and protest. And in 2025, the slogan T-shirt is as powerful as it has ever been. Previously worn as an undergarment, the T-shirt became outerwear after the second world war. Snugly dressed on the bodies of physically fit young men, it came …See the Story

Kwame Akoto-Bamfo: the Ghanaian artist using work about slavery to find justice and healing

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Thousands of sculpted heads – captive African men, women, and children – meticulously created by the artist Kwame Akoto-Bamfo, emerge from the soil at the Nkyinkyim Museum, as a sacred gathering of ancestors. Together, they form a powerful monument to…Ghana · GhanaSee the Story

At Antarctica’s midwinter, a look back at the frozen continent’s long history of dark behavior

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Is this visitor to Antarctica going crazy or having a good time? Tim Bieber/Photodisc via Getty ImagesAs Midwinter Day approaches in Antarctica – the longest and darkest day of the year – those spending the winter on the frozen continent will follow a tradition dating back more than a century to the earliest days of Antarctic exploration: They will celebrate having made it through the growing darkness and into a time when they know the Sun is on…Antarctica · AntarcticaSee the Story

Using the Newspapers.com Map Feature

Have you ever browsed through available newspapers using the Newspapers.com map feature? The map allows you to see what newspapers are available by zooming intoThe post Using the Newspapers.com Map Feature appeared first on .Read Article

The Inca String Code that Reveals Peru's Climate History

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Five centuries ago, the Incas ruled the western half of South America with the help of a unique form of writing based on colored and knotted cords. These strings, called khipus, recorded major events, tracked economic matters, and even encoded biographies and poetry, according to the Spanish chroniclers who witnessed their use.Peru · PeruSee the Story

Were the First Kings of Poland Actually From Scotland? New DNA Evidence Unsettles a Nation's Founding Myth

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For two centuries, scholars have sparred over the roots of the Piasts, Poland's first documented royal house, who reigned from the 10th to the 14th centuries.Archaeology · PolandSee the Story

‘Who Controls the Present Controls the Past’: What Orwell’s ‘1984’ Explains About the Twisting of History to Control the Public

50% Center coverage: 10 sources
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.)ScienceSee the Story

Dirt Cheap: A Look Inside 19th Century Dugouts and Sod Homes

In 1862, the race for westward expansion moved into high gear when the federal government passed the Homestead Act. The Homestead Act wasn’t just aThe post Dirt Cheap: A Look Inside 19th Century Dugouts and Sod Homes appeared first on…United States · United StatesRead Article

Snails and Oysters: From Peasant Fodder to Posh Fare

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THREE KEY FACTS Oysters and escargot are recognised as luxury foods around the world, but they were once valued by the lower classes as cheap sources of...See the Story

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