• America’s archaeology data keeps disappearing – even though the law says the government is supposed to preserve it

  Only a tiny fraction of data is made accessible or preserved for future research, despite agencies’ legal obligations to do so. Severe loss of data is not unusual – it’s the norm.

• Insects Are Rapidly Disappearing Around The World, Leaving Scientists Horrified

  Insects around the world are in a crisis, according to a small but growing number of long-term studies showing dramatic declines in invertebrate populations.

• Neuroscientists Have Found a Difference in Human Brain Cells That Could Help Explain Our Unique Intelligence

  Human brain cells have been found to carry electrical signals in a fashion that could significantly increase the power of individual neurons.

• Women Achieved Enormous Power in Ancient Egypt. What They Did With It Is a Warning for Today

  Strong ancient Egyptian women used their power to help the men around them – to protect them with their ferocity, to shield them from harm, to keep the same system going.

• What keeps Native Americans from voting – and what could change this

  What, exactly, are the factors that limit turnout in rural areas? What policies might improve turnout for native voters living on reservations?

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I’m at home in the UK completing the writing my next book, ‘America Before’. Over past few days, digging into the mystery of the incredible Newark and High Bank earthworks in Ohio, I broke my own writing rules. On two days my output didn’t exceed 500 words a day. On […]

Graham Hancock | 9th May 2018

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