The Story of the Yaghan People of South America Yaghan from Tierra del Fuego defied many conventions in human society. They wore little or no clothes, had no personal belongings and lit fires in their wooden canoes to signal others and stay warm. Needless to say, they thrived for millennia as a no
Although today we associate Germany with wealth and industrial power, the country has traditionally been a poor country. The division into many territories, some of them with medieval organizations for the eighteenth century, caused the massive emigration of its population in search of a future in f
They did not know each other, although they were linked by the strongest blood ties. They were both equally uncompromising:they led lives that shocked their contemporaries because it did not fit the standards of the era. Thanks to this, they gained immortal fame - but at what cost? Rebels. The a
February 14, 1876, the American Graham Bell files the patent for the telephone invention . Considered an improvement on the telegraph that had become talking, this invention marked the beginning of a new era, that of globalization. Distances are abolished, and time becomes universal. The principle o