Gold Glimmers in the Amazon – The Anthropology Newspaper

For centuries, explorers have searched the Amazon for treasures. Today, gold lures thousands who dream of finding their own fortunes, or at least a better life.
Michael Klingler

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Making, Holding, and Guarding as Spatial Politics of Healing

“I wouldn’t want anyone to get attached to a space. But if, for the sake of an example, there is going to be a space, then it needs…

Post date 27th March 2019
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Being Clear-Eyed About Citizen Science in the Age of COVID-19

In March 2011, one of the strongest earthquakes on record struck the Fukushima Dai’ichi Nuclear Power Plant in northeastern Japan. Combined with a subsequent tsunami, the disasters triggered…

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An Excavation of the COVID-19 Pandemic

[no-caption] Kim Herbst With over 131 million people fully vaccinated in the U.S. and numbers of new infections dropping nationwide, some have started to declare the “end” of…

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How People Actually Use Their Smartphones

[no-caption] John Cei Douglas In 2022, the smartphone, first introduced by IBM, will celebrate its 30th birthday. Most of us now use a smartphone every day—whether we like…

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