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Hklea and the science of Polynesian wayfinding

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Hōkūlea and the science of Polynesian wayfinding

An analysis of traditional Polynesian wayfinding techniques and the ongoing Moananuiākea voyage of the Hōkūleʻa as it reaches its 50th anniversary.

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Inside the secret engineering of Machu Picchu

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Inside the secret engineering of Machu Picchu

Inca engineers built Machu Picchu with an advanced hydraulic drainage network. This ancient earthquake-resistant city guides modern urban design.

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Mystery of the Pisco Valley decoding Perus band of holes

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Mystery of the Pisco Valley: decoding Peru's band of holes

New research reveals the Band of Holes at Monte Sierpe as a sophisticated Inca accounting system. Discover how this landscape-scale wonder tracked empire wealth

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