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In 1770, British sea captain Lieutenant James Cook landed on the easterly seashore of Australia, claiming the domain for England. But a new speed led by an Australian anthropologist is seeking justification of ancient explorations that may have taken place distant before Cook and his associate European explorers ever arrived on the continent. The expedition,…

After the successful replacement of Yale University Art Gallery, a multi-year plan that enclosed a replacement of the Old Yale Art Gallery, an enlargement from one-and-a-half buildings to three, Jock Reynolds, the Henry J. Heinz II Director of the Gallery, paid an early morning revisit to the Rail’s domicile to pronounce to Rail Publisher Phong…

Our new tarry in the Dordogne segment of executive south-western France marked our tenth revisit to this pleasing nation since initial environment circle there in 1967. Some years ago we review an comment of the visiting Maltese theorist and thinker Edward de Bono’s harangue to an Australian audience, in which he asserted that not only…

New images of a probable mislaid city dark by Honduran sleet forests show what might be the building foundations and mounds of Ciudad Blanca, a never-confirmed mythological metropolis. Archaeologists and filmmakers Steven Elkins and Bill Benenson announced final year that they had detected probable hull in Honduras’ Mosquitia segment regulating lidar, or light showing and…