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The Orangutan Man: Dr. Roberto Delgado

Roberto Antonio DelgadoAssistant Professor of Anthropology and Biological SciencesUniversity of Southern CaliforniaContact InformationE-mail:...

The death of King Tutankhamun has been a source of speculation for some time. Now using genetic samples from Tut, the new field of molecular...

Mexico: Maya tomb find could help explain collapse Jan 28, 2010 12:45 AM By MANUEL DE LA CRUZ, AP "Mexican archaeologists have found an 1,100...

According to the BBC, the last speaker of the ancient language “BO” has died. Boa Sr who died at age 85, lived in India’s Andaman...

The Korean Cultural Center, Los Angeles (KCCLA) will host a celebration of the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty. These 42 tombs range from the...

With so much about Haiti in the news, I thought it might helpful to reacquaint myself with Haitian cultural history. Despite their poverty, the...

Since the dawn of culture the trickster has been the chief character of comedy. In his guise as a fool he is the epitome of the principal of...

On Creation Day 6, after God made the land animals, He made man. Evolutionists insist that man came billions of years later. Not so, according to...

A reader, who is a university anthropology professor, wrote the Examiner with a question concerning the Native American history of the State of...

Continuity is a term that is able to limit the negative energy in the debates about evolution: it includes evolution, although does not have the...