Thursday, December 12, 2024

Thaddeus Tran

Meet the incredible Thaddeus Tran, an esteemed author on our blog with a passion for history and heritage. Thaddeus delivers captivating posts that take readers on a journey through time. With his wealth of knowledge and impressive research skills, he offers valuable insights and fascinating stories that shed light on the past and inspire a deeper appreciation for our shared heritage. Follow him to discover the secrets and treasures of history!

Exploring Humanity: The 20 Most Startling Biological Anthropological Insights

Exploring Humanity: The 20 Most Startling Biological Anthropological Insights Exploring Humanity: The 20 Most Startling Biological Anthropological Insights Introduction Embark on a fascinating journey as we dive into the incredible world of biological anthropology. Prepare to be amazed by the astounding discoveries that unveil our shared human story and celebrate the diverse tapestry of humanity. Here, we present the 20 …

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The Hidden Narrative of Firearm Rights – NYT

The Hidden Narrative of Firearm Rights - NYT

The Secret History of Gun Rights Gun rights have long been a divisive issue in American society. With debates over the Second Amendment and calls for stricter gun control measures, the topic has dominated headlines and fueled political discourse. However, the true origins and evolution of gun rights in the United States have been largely overlooked. This article seeks to …

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Professor Laura Miller discusses Japanese burial mounds in ‘Kofun Mania’ digital event – UMSL Daily

Professor Laura Miller discusses Japanese burial mounds in 'Kofun Mania' digital event - UMSL Daily

Laura Miller, the Eiichi Shibusawa-Seigo Arai Endowed Professor of Japanese Studies and professor of anthropology, gave a comprehensive presentation on kofun during a special digital event called “Kofun Mania.” The event, sponsored by UMSL Global and the Japan America Society of Chicago, attracted over 30 kofun enthusiasts from around the world. Miller’s fascination with kofun began while she was researching …

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Detroit’s Rackham Golf Course celebrates Black history.

Deciding what Americans should learn about Black history has become a topic of debate across the country, especially among school board members and presidential candidates. However, in Oakland County, there was no controversy surrounding the unveiling of a $5,000 outdoor teaching device last week. The device is a bronze plaque placed at the entrance to a golf course, commemorating the …

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‘The Soquel horror film shattered the town.’

'The Soquel horror film shattered the town.'

In 1925, Bob Jones, the manager of the St. George Hotel in Santa Cruz, connected with film director Irving Cummings through his friend, actor George O’Brien. O’Brien, the son of a prominent San Francisco police chief, had spent his childhood summers in Santa Cruz and later became a successful film star. Cummings had recently joined Fox Studios and signed O’Brien …

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Unlocking the Hidden Mysteries: Top 10 Fascinating Anthropological Revelations

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Unlocking the Hidden Mysteries: Top 10 Fascinating Anthropological Revelations Unlocking the Hidden Mysteries: Top 10 Fascinating Anthropological Revelations The Origins of Humanity Revealed Anthropology, the study of humankind, never ceases to amaze and astound. For years, dedicated anthropologists have delved into the depths of our past, unearthing astonishing revelations that challenge our understanding of who we are and where we …

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Japanese newspaper recounts history in ‘Paper Chase.’

Japanese newspaper recounts history in 'Paper Chase.'

Japanese-Language Newspapers: Connecting Immigrants to their Homeland As Japanese immigrant communities grew in Hawaii and on the U.S. mainland, locally published Japanese-language newspapers kept immigrants in touch with events in Japan, reported on social and cultural events within the community and presented local Japanese perspectives on immigration and labor issues. In Hawaii alone, there were more than 20 Japanese publications …

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Florida leaders distorting history, reversing progress.

Five years ago, I relocated to Jacksonville with the intention of retiring here. Usually, I keep my complaints to myself and hope for the best when something disturbs me. However, the recent decision by Gov. Ron DeSantis and his education board regarding the teaching of Black history to middle schoolers has infuriated me to the point where I can no …

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Unlocking the Secrets: Exploring Your Family’s Enigmatic Past

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Unlocking the Secrets: Exploring Your Family’s Enigmatic Past Unlocking the Secrets: Exploring Your Family’s Enigmatic Past Unveiling the Fascinating Stories of Generations Our families hold a treasury of memories, stories, and secrets that weave together to form the fabric of our individual identities. Unlocking the mysteries of our family’s enigmatic past can lead us on a thrilling journey of discovery, …

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The Top 10 Mind-Blowing Discoveries in Biological Anthropology

The Top 10 Mind-Blowing Discoveries in Biological Anthropology The Top 10 Mind-Blowing Discoveries in Biological Anthropology 1. Human Origins Unveiled: Lucy, Our Ancestor In 1974, scientists stumbled upon the skeleton of a 3.2-million-year-old hominin species named Lucy in Ethiopia. This discovery provided critical insights into early human evolution and our ancestor’s transition from walking on all fours to standing upright, …

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