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Se conjugan los conocimientos antropológicos y odontológicos con el objeto de estudiar y clasificar, mediante métodos estandarizados presentes en las piezas dentarias de los distintos grupos humanos,

Andrés Pérez de Ribas llegó a la Nueva España en 1604 y vivió durante 16 años entre los indios zuaques, ahomes y yaquis del noroeste de México. Nos entrega en esta selección paisajes, pueblos, costumbres y peripecias que enmarcaron la conquista espiritual de aquel territorio.

Naufragios entre los siglos XVI y XX y restos arqueológicos

La luna y los simbols

Continuación de una autobiografía hecha por Alfredo Guerrero Tarquín en las obras, Memorias de un agrarista en sus dos tomos.

La triade prenatal se halla integrada por la placenta, la bolsa amniótica y el cordón umbilical, que simboliza la constelación simbólica, mítica, legendaria y ceremonial de nuestros antepasados. Esta investigacion presenta una exploracion en el ambito magico del cordon umbilical.

Commentator: Arturo E. de la Mota

Designed for those interested in the lore and tradition of a language, spoken until comparatively recently across much of Scotland, this is a compendium of Gaelic sayings and usage. The book includes notes, historical and social, and comparisons with sayings in different languages. Alexander Nicolson, one of the best scholars of his day, has gathered together a wide-ranging collection covering such diverse topics as women and marriage, wise men and fools, friendship and courage, and poverty and wealth. The proverbs appear in Gaelic along with the English translation, carefully preserving the pith of the original. These sayings, which as Nicolson remarks in his Preface, come from thatched cottages and not baronial and academic halls, reflect keen intelligence and a distinct sense of humour. This is a comprehensive and important collection, with a foreword by Ian MacDonald of the Gaelic Books Council.

A revolution is reshaping our understanding of human origins.Gone is the old narrative of slow, animal-like evolution. Instead, we now see humanitys emergence as marked by explosive transformations like the Palaeolithic spiritual leap that gave birth to cave art, a profound expression of shamanistic visionary consciousness. Even the long-misunderstood Neanderthals are now recognized as integral to our story.At the heart of this new prehistory lies the world of the cave artists, whose vision shaped the essential scope of human existence along with its inherent dangers and excesses. As explored in Andrew Welburns acclaimed Neanderthals and Atlantis, Rudolf Steiner and the New Prehistory (nominated for the 2025 ISSR International Book Prize), Steiners linking of the Atlantis legend and the betrayal of its Mysteries to this era gains startling new relevance. But the story does not end there. Steiner revealed how the great cultures of antiquity India, Persia, Egypt and Mesopotamia were not merely outdated belief systems but vital stages in humanitys evolution of consciousness. These traditions planted within us the seeds of moral sacrifice, commitment to a better world, and the courage to confront life and death. Today, cutting-edge prehistorians are abandoning the myth of culture as a patchwork of conquests, embracing instead a Palaeolithic Continuity Model that resonates deeply with Steiners vision.In this illuminating second volume, Welburn bridges the gap between the Ice Ages transformative crisis and a bold new interpretation of modernity. Drawing on Steiners insights including the profound Moses Mystery he reveals how the Bible and Christianity are illuminated by the hidden currents of human consciousness. A groundbreaking work that redefines our past to better understand our future.

The book that forever changed how we see life on Earth.First published in 1859, On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin introduced the theory of evolution by natural selection, transforming biology, science, and our understanding of the natural world.Drawing on years of meticulous research and observations from his voyage on the HMS Beagle, Darwin revealed how species adapt, survive, and evolve over time. With clear arguments and abundant evidence, he challenged conventional beliefs and laid the foundation for modern biology.Far more than a scientific text, this book is a milestone in human thoughtan exploration of lifes diversity and the forces that shape it. Its influence extends beyond science, touching philosophy, religion, and culture, making it one of the most important works ever written.Today, On the Origin of Species remains essential reading for anyone interested in science, history, or the profound story of life itself. Click "Buy Now" and experience the revolutionary book that redefined science and humanitys place in nature.

Magic pervades every inch of Wales, from Anglesey in the north to the Vale of Glamorgan in the south, from the Marches in the east to the shores of the west. Every corner of this landscape has stories of local magicians and witches, yet so many of these figures are relatively unknown outside of Wales and are overshadowed by their English counterparts.Set in encyclopedia format, Of Doves & Ravens invites readers on a tour through the rich folklore of this landscape. Discover the recollections of market fortune-tellers who historically plied their trade in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and meet the gwrach who dwell in lonely places; the dynen hysbys who help find lost cattle and protect against the malevolence of witches; and the legendary magicians who summon demons and often are buried in the walls of church.This is magical Wales revealed.

The Hungarian Peasant Farmer is Baroness Orczys heartfelt tribute to her homeland and its enduring rural traditions. Best known for her Scarlet Pimpernel adventures, here she turns to nonfiction, offering vivid descriptions of the Hungarian countryside, its farming communities, and the customs that defined village life at the turn of the century. Blending cultural history with affectionate observation, Orczy celebrates the strength, resilience, and spirit of the peasant class the backbone of Hungarys national identity. Both informative and nostalgic, this work provides readers with a rare glimpse into the world that shaped Orczys imagination, making it a valuable cultural document as well as a literary curiosity.

In recent decades an expanding cadre of archaeologists has embarked to the field and laboratories. Their endeavors have sparked the collection of troves of data about worldwide pasts at multiple scales from the molecular to the macroregional. Investigation has been amplified by new technologies including computers, satellite imagery, mass spectrometry, and sequencers for ancient DNA. As information-rich findings are rapidly being deciphered, it is clear that the temporal depth and global breadth of archaeological discoveries are sufficiently rich to inform us regarding key contemporary issues--sustainability, inequality, governance, well-being, and heritage. Ernest Hooten once described archaeologists as "the senile playboys of science rooting in the rubbish heaps of antiquity." Although Hootens view of archaeology as an esoteric discipline remains intact in some quarters, clearly times have changed--and in this volume a diverse suite of archaeologists marshal their thoughts regarding the current state and future of the discipline.

Quem me vê hoje tocando harpa, vivendo junto da natureza, cercada por uma vida que muitos chamariam de encantada, dificilmente imagina o caminho que percorri para chegar até aqui. Nasci e cresci na p

Este ensaio propõe uma análise crítica do universo ficcional de Star Wars a partir das teorias de Karl Marx, explorando as dinâmicas de classe, alienação, imperialismo e resistência presentes na narr

Em ALÉM DA LENDA" - A Lenda do Rei Artur e a Figura Contemporânea do Ex-Presidente Bolsonaro, o leitor é conduzido a uma análise profunda e provocativa, explorando os sublimes valores compartilhados

The book that forever transformed our understanding of the natural world.First published in 1859, On the Origin of Species is Charles Darwins groundbreaking work that introduced the theory of evolution by natural selectiona concept that reshaped science, religion, and humanitys place in the universe.Drawing on years of meticulous observation and research during his voyage on the HMS Beagle, Darwin explains how species evolve over time through the survival and reproduction of the fittest individuals. His ideas challenged centuries of established belief and laid the foundation for modern biology.Accessible, methodical, and deeply insightful, this is more than a scientific treatiseit is one of the most influential books ever written."The most important single work in the history of the biological sciences." The New York Times"Darwin didnt just write about evolutionhe transformed the way we see life itself." Scientific American Why Readers Love It: The cornerstone of evolutionary biology and natural history Essential reading for scientists, students, and curious minds A blend of rigorous observation, persuasive argument, and clear prose Click Buy Now to explore the scientific masterpiece that changed the worldand continues to shape our understanding of life today.

A thousand nights. Endless stories. Eternal magic.Step into a world of flying carpets, cunning thieves, genies in lamps, and sultans in golden palaces. In The Arabian Nights, legendary storyteller Scheherazade captivates the mighty Sultan night after night with spellbinding taleseach more enchanting than the lastto save her life.Adapted and beautifully retold by Andrew Lang, this classic collection brings to life beloved adventures such as: Aladdin and the Magic Lamp Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves Sinbad the Sailor The Fisherman and the Genie...and many more stories of love, betrayal, courage, and cleverness that have entertained readers for generations.Rich with imagination, Eastern mysticism, and moral wisdom, The Arabian Nights remains one of the most treasured works of world folkloreperfect for readers young and old."A magical treasury that has stood the test of timethese tales still thrill, teach, and inspire." The Guardian"Andrew Langs retelling captures the spirit and sparkle of Scheherazades ancient wisdom and wonder." Literary Review Why Readers Love It: A beautifully written collection of classic Middle Eastern and South Asian folklore Perfect for bedtime reading, cultural studies, or literary exploration Filled with timeless themes of wit, justice, and enchantment Click Buy Now to enter a realm of magic and mysterywhere every night brings a new story, and every tale holds a timeless lesson.

GLYPHARMACOLOGY Ritual Technology of Ancient Plants What if the forgotten potions of the temple were never mere medicines but mnemonic keys to a symbolic system lost in time? This ground breaking volume uncovers the ritual pharmacology of the ancient world, where psychoactive plants, sacred elixirs, and alchemical brews formed the backbone of descent-and-return ceremonies. From the temple distilleries of Dendera to the sealed chambers of the Duat, this book reveals how entheogenic substances were not taken to escape realitybut to realign it. Blending archaeological insight, symbolic recursion, and clinical foresight, Glypharmacology is both a field guide and a memory architecture. It traces the layers of the Seal, the role of distillation, the encoded recipes of the Ebers Papyrus, and the eerie resonance between ancient rites and modern psychedelics. Along the way, youll meet gods who brewed, spirits who fermented, and initiates who rememberedthrough ritual, not belief. For seekers, scholars, clinicians, and psycho-nauts alikethis is not a history of drugs. It is the return of a forgotten ritual technology.