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decolonialatlas.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Ancient centers of origin of plant and animal domestication the nine homelands of food production are indicated by the orange-shaded areas on the map. The most agriculturally productive areas of the modern world, as judged by cereals and major staples, are indicated by the yellow-shaded areas. Note that there is almost no overlap | |
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| | | | | The island of Éire (Ireland) in Gaeilge (the Irish language). Unfortunately, this vision of reunification, language revitalization, and decolonisation in Éire is becoming increasingly distant as fewer and fewer people speakGaeilge, and the future of the 499km Teorainn na hÉireann (Irish border) remains uncertain in the wake ofBreatimeacht (Brexit). Map by Jordan Engel. Thanks to | |
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decolonialatlas.wordpress.com
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| | | | | These maps depict an mtDNA-based simulation of modern human expansion into Europe beginning 1,600 generations ago, with the area of Europe already inhabitedby Neanderthals shown in light gray, and an origin of modern human expansion indicated by a black arrow (Diagram A). Diagrams B through F show the progression of the wave of advance of... | |
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dissidentvoice.org
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| | | As we write, New York City is an unsettling 70 degrees in November. Meanwhile, a cohort of war profiteers, their pockets lined by the very industries destroying our climate, are flying to COP, the annual U.N. climate summit hosted by a petrostate, no less. They're gathering to "discuss climate solutions"-but one of the world's biggest | ||
