Eating with hands is a cultural tradition that was marginalized during colonial rule, and reclaiming this practice can be an act of decolonization that enhances our connection to food, culture, and the world around us.
The Métis, a distinct Indigenous people in Canada, thrived by embracing practicality and innovation, exemplified by their iconic Red River carts that revolutionized transportation across the Canadian Prairies.
Progress is not an inherent or inevitable concept, but rather a subjective and culturally-defined notion of change.
말과 인간의 깊은 유대관계를 탐구하고, 말을 통해 인간 내면의 광기와 신비를 엿보는 비밀 결사체의 존재를 밝힌다.
The article delves into the intriguing world of the Society of the Horseman's Word, a secretive group that claims to possess ancient knowledge and rituals related to horses and their mystical powers.
The author explores the daily life of a Palaeolithic family, shedding light on the roles and contributions of children during the last Ice Age.