The Native American Code of Ethics, as featured in the Inter-Tribal Times, offers a profound guide for character development, transcending cultural and national boundaries. Its principles echoed in various world religions, provide universal guidance for leading a fulfilling life. Here’s a summary of its
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The 1908 London Olympic Marathon, held on July 24th, became an iconic event in the history of sports, notorious for its harsh conditions and remarkable incidents. The summer heat in London was oppressive, and a recently resurfaced track proved unforgiving under the runners’ feet. Adding to the challenge, the course was lengthened by almost two
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Frequently, people remark that death and life are simply different aspects of the same phenomenon. Embracing life necessitates accepting death as well.
Baba Vanga, born Vangeliya Pandeva Surcheva, was a Bulgarian mystic, famous for her remarkable foresight. Despite being blind, she became a beacon
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Two ancient knives, crafted from shark teeth approximately 7,000 years ago, have been unearthed by archaeologists. A global research team discovered these
In Italy, a team of archaeologists recently unearthed a 2,600-year-old undisturbed tomb, uncovering a trove of unique artifacts. Situated in the Vulci
In the vast steppes of Central Asia, archaeologists have unearthed an ancient pyramid structure believed to be over 3,000 years old. This
An ancient hominid clavicle found in East Africa, estimated to be 1.8 million years old, shares striking similarities in length and curvature
An unusual case of identical twins reared apart reveals significant differences in cognitive skills but strikingly similar personalities, offering fresh perspectives in
The enigmatic Great Sphinx of Giza, akin to the pyramids, has been a subject of intrigue for archaeologists over the ages. However,
New studies indicate that 40% of individuals prefer to remain unaware of the impact of their decisions, opting for ignorance as a
Many centuries before “Christopher Columbus” arrived in the Americas, a massive urban area thrived on the Mississippi River’s floodplains, bustling with countless
The ancient Aztecs, known for their blood-curdling sacrificial rituals, might have added an extra layer of terror by using skull-shaped “death whistles”