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Study of 1,633 ancient Peruvian skeletons finds violence in just 25

Throughout history, ancient communities in Peru's Lambayeque Valley confronted significant flooding and food scarcity. Interestingly, despite these hardships, instances of interpersonal violence were notably infrequent. Research indicates that only a tiny percentage of skeletal remains revealed signs of conflict. Instead, these resilient societies cleverly adapted, capitalizing on marine…

Study of 1,633 ancient Peruvian skeletons finds violence in just 25

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Crime Comedy Short ‘Munchies’ Wins Grand Jury Prize at Proof Film Festival

Florida filmmaker Brittany Alexia Young got top honors at American Cinematheque's showcase for rising directors The post Crime Comedy Short ‘Munchies’ Wins Grand Jury Prize at Proof Film Festival…

  • Crime comedy short 'Munchies' wins Grand Jury Prize
  • Directed by Brittany Alexia Young, follows vulgar teenage girls
  • Film supported by WAVE Grant and Re: Focus Fund

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