An AFP dispatch © Provided by AFP [dropcap]M[/dropcap]exico’s human rights agency said Thursday it…
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For decades, archaeologists have struggled to decode unusual inscriptions found on stelae near the base of the Tikal royal palace. In her groundbreaking new translation, Dr. Hoshi Sato has revealed them to include some of the world’s earliest animal welfare laws.
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For decades, archaeologists have struggled to decode unusual inscriptions found on stelae near the base of the Tikal royal palace. In her groundbreaking new translation, Dr. Hoshi Sato has revealed them to include some of the world’s earliest animal welfare laws.
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Jade Small | May 30, 2015 | News [dropcap]C[/dropcap]osta Rica on Monday became the first Latin American country…
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ANDRE VLTCHEK Revolution Goes On! “It’s worthwhile to die for things without which…
