Bahay Kubo: A Beloved Filipino Song Reveals Our Globalized Gardens
The next time you hear a child sing “Bahay Kubo,” recall that “sari-sari” garden
The next time you hear a child sing “Bahay Kubo,” recall that “sari-sari” garden
The “maroons” were determined to create new societies away from colonial rule.
In the early decades after 1492, vast movements of people and cultures gave rise to an astonishing tapestry of human connections in the Americas.
Rubber—sometimes called “black gold”—has shaped our world in innumerable ways.
Almost no corner of Chinese society proved immune to tobacco’s allure.
Here, on the red soil of the Dominican Republic’s north coast, I was in La Isabela, Christopher Columbus’s first permanent settlement in the Americas.
To satisfy a quickly expanding English market, colonial ships returned home packed with barrel after barrel of tobacco.
By 1800, the potato had become the staple of a large part of the European poor, especially in cold upland areas.
How French modernists from Proust to Mallarmé grappled with the dynamic world of newspapers
Historians often aspire to present the past in its most balanced or unbiased light, but it’s a hard challege.
Cadmus’s story can be read as a meditation on how every human accomplishment bears the risk of unforeseeable consequences.
Die Geschichte der Felskunst der Sahara ist mehr als nur eine Erzählung über Klimawandel oder künstlerischen Ausdruck.
L’histoire de l’art rupestre du Sahara dépasse le cadre des changements climatiques ou de l’expression artistique.
A desert’s ancient rock art reveals mysteries of swimming, survival, and culture in a land transformed by time.
Ediths Geschichte beleuchtet die Komplexität des Kriegsalltags in Großbritannien, in dem Angst und Misstrauen die Grenze zwischen Loyalität und Verrat verwischten.
L’histoire d’Edith révèle les complexités de la Grande-Bretagne en temps de guerre, où la peur et la suspicion brouillaient les frontières entre loyauté et trahison.