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Archaeology, evolution, and the evidence of early human conflict When did humans begin to kill humans? Or more precisely, when did groups of humans learn to cooperate to kill members of other groups? The debate on this subject is old and intense. For much of the 20th century the scholarly consensus tended to follow the …
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Get Everybody Out!In May 1968, more than 1,500 were surrounded by an advancing enemy at Kham Duc
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… Read MoreWWII Review: NankingNanking Director: Bill Guttentag and Dan Sturman Time: 89 minutes. Color/B&W. Think of this flick as a documentary variation on Schindler’s List set in 1937 China. … Read MoreSumter’s Stepchild: Overlooked in Charleston Harbor, Castle Pinckney has a few of its own tales to tellOn an unseasonably hot afternoon in Charleston, S.C., last fall, a few intrepid civil warriors were fully prepared for a boat “assault” on a small fortress in Charleston Harbor.
Th… Read MoreMusketgateThe Civil War contracting scandal that took down a U.S. senator—and led to the passage of “Lincoln’s Law”
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… Read MoreWWII Review: Battle for the PacificFrom its familiar heads-up display to its combat system and objective-based missions, The History Channel: Battle for the Pacific appears to be a carbon copy of nearly every other … Read More
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