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“Anxiety and Hope in Japanese Art,” on Display at the Met:
An exploration of Japanese art around death, suffering and hope -
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“Many Rivers to Cross” by Jimmy Cliff:
A moving and expressive song of hardship and struggle
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Tag Archives: Archeology
Unearthed Spanish Civil War Remains Open Old Wounds
An archaeological dig uncovers a mass grave from the Spanish Civil War
In Spain, the bones of Civil War era dead are unearthing wounds that remain fresh among many Spanish citizens. As the CBC reported earlier this year, an archaeological dig near the town of Soleras — a key site during the … Continue reading
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Tagged Archeology, catalan, Catelonia independence, franco, Mass Graves, spanish civil war
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A Love That Transcends Death : The Letters of Eung-tae
Archeologists discover ancient love letters in a tomb in South Korea
We cherish the death-fated love stories of Romeo & Juliet and Tristan and Isolde — but what about the story of Eung-tae and his beloved, to this day nameless wife? About a decade ago, a 16th century mummy was uncovered in … Continue reading
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Tagged Archeology, Death, Eung-tae, Grief, Love, Mummy, Romeo and Juliet, South Korea
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