‘Bushmen, or San, wearing skins and carrying bows and arrows cross a salt pan in Namibia’s Nyae Nyae Conservancy.’ National Geography News, After Near Extinction, Humans Split Into Isolated Bands: “After nearly going extinct 150,000 years ago, humankind split into small groups – living in isolation for nearly a hundred thousand years before “reuniting” and [...]
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After Near Extinction, Humans Split Into Isolated Bands
April 27th, 2008
Tags: africa · evolution · genographic project · mankind
Photographies de Coiffures (Tressages) Années 50-60
October 26th, 2007
African Loxo: Photographies de Coiffures (Tressages) Années 50-60
William Kamkwamba’s Malawi Windmill Blog
July 7th, 2007
William Kamkwamba: “One of the books I read was called Using Energy, a primary school textbook about how energy is made. Inside the book there were plans for a windmill. I decided to build a windmill to provide power for my family. My problem was that I didn’t have much money to buy parts to [...]
Tags: africa · diy · energy · lifehacker · malawi · windmill