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guide to anthropology and archaeology resources available on the Internet, including anthropology departments and journals around the world, with over 4000 web sites
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The Balancing Barn is situated on the edge of a tranquil nature reserve a few miles inland from the Suffolk coast, near the historic towns of Walberswick and Aldeburgh. The 30-meters long hotel is precariously perched atop a small mound of earth. At midpoint, the Barn starts to cantilever over the descending slope, a balancing act made possible by the rigid structure of the building, resulting in 50% of the barn being in free space. The structure balances on a central concrete core, with the section that sits on the ground constructed from heavier materials than the cantilevered section. The hanging end of the barn even has a swing underneath.
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You are grilling steaks for Genghis Khan. Your little grill can broil two steaks at a time, but Genghis is hungry and wants three.
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Google has taken its Maps street view team to London to capture a 360-degree view of the magical world of Harry Potter. Google Map users can now visit the set on the Warner Bros. Studio ...
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Find A Grave is a free resource for finding the final resting places of famous folks, friends and family members. With millions of names, it's an invaluable tool for genealogist and history buffs.
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The Museum of the City of New York embraces the past, present, and future of New York and celebrates its cultural diversity. The Museum of the City of New York is the only New York museum dedicated to the five boroughs of the city.
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Douglas Engelbart — the father of the computer mouse and so many of the other basic concepts that drive our personal machines and the modern internet — has died at the age of 88. |
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This site is devoted to cultures, living and ancient, and the promotion of world communication.
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We're not clucking around, this henbag is sure to ruffle a few feathers. Feel like you're too cooped up in your fashion cage? Chook your bits inside, pullet over your arm, head outside - and you'll be the hottest chick in town.
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There are many small pleasures that come with making a cup of coffee, from the warm mug in your hands to that first sip. But one thing you might not think about is the sound. Thankfully, composer...
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A Queensland bird enthusiast claims to have caught the rare Australian night parrot on camera.
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Online historical atlas of Europe showing a map of the European continent and the Mediterranean basin at the end of each century from year 1 to year 2000.
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Some sports have fairly humble beginnings. Basketball began in the late 19th century as a way for YMCA students to enjoy physical activity without having to go outside in the winter. American football, on the other hand, evolved from rugby played by British colonists and the British military. So when we witness the birth of new sports like chess boxing and toe wrestling, we should remember that just because something hasn’t caught on yet, it doesn’t mean that it isn’t going to get big sometime in the future. On that note, when you hear about a bunch of players running around a field with broomsticks between their legs as they try to pass “quaffles” through hoops, don’t be judgmental. Quidditch is a perfectly valid sport. |
