Archaeology

Parasitology

Health in the Emperor’s day

Human remains reveal profile of diseases of 17th-19th centuries

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Evolution

Luzia’s America

Excavations reinforce an alternative theory of the peopling of the continent

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People from the Amazon

The human factor

Brazil nuts may result from indigenous actions before Europeans

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Walter Neves

Walter Neves: Luzia’s father

Archeologist developed a theory on man’s arrival to the Americas

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arrows and spears

Tips from a distant past

Pre-historic artifacts in the State of São Paulo and the South are different

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Archaeology

Silent discourse of the slaves

Remains of Africans slaves were found in the center of Rio de Janeiro

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Bones that talk

Excavations reveal hitherto ill-known aspects of slavery

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Archeology

Luzio’s diet

Prehistoric man lived on river banks, but he rarely ate fish

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Archaeology

The culture of geoglyphs

Enormous circles and squares were excavated in the ground in the Amazon

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History

The Sun stones

Blocks of granite carved in Amapá are aligned with the path of a star

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Cover

The magnetic history of Brazil

Magnetic field in South America is weakening, analysis points out

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Geochemistry

Pre-Columbian fertilizers

Ancient Indians contributed to the fertility of black soil

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Memory

(Almost) forgotten knowledge

Study brings back a centuries-old technique to build in stone

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Cover

Like our parents

New study increases controversy concerning man's arrival in America

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Archeology

Ancient history, the Brazilian way

Researchers give a broader meaning to the concept of the Greek poli

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History

The dream of an Amazonian Eldorado

Archeology and the eternal quest for hidden civilizations in the Amazon Forest

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Anthropology

Between raw and cooked food

Intellectual Biography of Lévi-Strauss reveals a life full of dilemmas

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Evolution

Around the world

Biologists try to explain how and when human beings appeared

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