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Book review: Beyond the Pampas: In Search of Patagonia by Imogen Herrad
5+ hour, 43+ min ago (1178+ words) Patagonia has long exercised a fascination for writers and has amassed a substantial literature in three languages; English, Spanish and Welsh. Writers are drawn by the astonishing story of Welsh colonists departing height-of-empire Wales in search of economic and cultural…...
The need to reprise a golden age of foreign reporting
17+ hour, 48+ min ago (663+ words) After the First World War and disastrous 1919 Paris peace accord, four young American would-be journalists rolled up on European shores. Three were Midwesterners – Vincent Sheean from rural Illinois, John Gunther from Chicago, and William Shirer from Iowa. The fourth and…...
Los Angeles returns 48 ancient treasures to an African country after FBI finds they were illegally trafficked into the US
11+ hour, 52+ min ago (689+ words) Los Angeles, ranked America’s third-wealthiest urban centre by millionaire population, has hosted the return of 48 ancient artefacts to Egypt after an FBI investigation found that the objects had been illegally trafficked into the United States. The Federal Bureau of Investigation…...
CubaBrief: Black Ribbon Day of remembrance for victims of totalitarianism and the 37th anniversary of the Baltic Way’s nonviolent triumph
12+ hour, 27+ min ago (665+ words) Sunday marks two anniversaries. It is the “Day of Remembrance for Victims of Totalitarian Regimes,” and it is also a day to celebrate the “Baltic Way.” These two observances are connected through history, and the Castro regime has a connection…...
Gallery of How have Argentina's cities grown over the last 30 years? - 19
21+ hour, 33+ min ago (24+ words) ArchDaily How have Argentina's cities grown over the last 30 years?...
America’s third-wealthiest city returns 48 ancient treasures to an African country after FBI finds they were illegally trafficked into the US
15+ hour, 40+ min ago (699+ words) Los Angeles, ranked America’s third-wealthiest urban centre by millionaire population, has hosted the return of 48 ancient artefacts to Egypt after an FBI investigation found that the objects had been illegally trafficked into the United States. The Federal Bureau of Investigation…...
1847 letter may point to illegal transport of people to Guyana
14+ hour, 58+ min ago (291+ words) The document was written by Peter Miller Watson, who managed Sandbach Tinne’s interests in Demerara. It refers to the vessel Parker from the company’s fleet. According to the letter, there were 115 adult men, 86 adult women, 82 children under the age of…...
UTC students featured on Discovery Channel for underwater archaeology work in Jamaica
23+ hour, 48+ min ago (571+ words) University of Tennessee at Chattanooga students and faculty were featured on an episode of Discovery Channel's "Expedition Unknown" after their research at Port Royal, a sunken pirate city off the coast of Jamaica, led them to the remains of a…...
Wolf Boy Marcos Rodriguez Pantoja Dies at 80
23+ hour, 51+ min ago (942+ words) Marcos Rodriguez Pantoja, known as the 'Wolf Boy of Sierra Morena' in Spain, has died at the age of 80. A significant part of his childhood was spent away from human contact in the remote mountainous region of Sierra Morena in…...
Major Chinese Archaeological Exhibitions Could Come to Mexico as a Heritage Exchange
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (307+ words) This article by Arturo Sánchez and Alonso Urrutia originally appeared in the August 21, 2026 edition of La Jornada, Mexico’s premier left-wing daily newspaper. Vázquez Herrera detailed that the three Mexican archaeological exhibitions held in China since 2024 have together drawn nearly 2.9 million…...