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Archaeological and historical evidence shows that child sacrifice occurred in parts of the pre‑Columbian Americas—notably in Andean Inca rituals (capacocha) and in some Mesoamerican contexts such as o...
The War of 1812 resulted from a rather than a single cause: American protests against British maritime policies including impressment and trade restrictions, British backing of Indigenous resistance o...
Native voices and academic reporting in the provided sources overwhelmingly describe full-feathered Plains warbonnets as sacred, earned regalia that many Native Americans find disrespectful when worn ...
Bill C-8 appears in two distinct incarnations in the provided sources: as a citizenship-oath amendment responding to TRC Call to Action 94 (affecting newcomers and Indigenous reconciliation) and separ...
The short answer is: , because constitutional powers are exercised domestically by the Governor General and provincial lieutenant governors acting on ministerial advice. The monarch’s role is largely ...
A range of historical and modern objects — from confirmed ancient technologies like the Antikythera mechanism and Baghdad Battery to reported spherical UFO cases and local folklore — have been invoked...
Solar geoengineering research provokes fraught governance, ethical and technical debates because it promises rapid temperature reduction while carrying uncertain physical impacts, uneven regional effe...
Pumpkin is a North American domesticated winter squash with a deep archaeological record and a tangled global cultural life: it was cultivated by Indigenous peoples millennia ago and later absorbed in...
Available sources in the provided set do not mention teams using lidar to search for bodies in residential schools, nor do they describe whether any such teams scanned foundations or subsurface areas ...