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Aliens Built the Statues on Easter Island!88

Aliens Built the Statues on Easter Island!

This article suggests that ancient aliens may have built the famous monuments on Easter Island, but does so in a tongue-in-cheek fashion. The story also outlines the history of Easter Island and the marvelous ancient civilization that probably built the statues.

35 comments    travel civilization archaeology
The Geology of Hawaii: Islands, Volcanoes, and More86

 videoThe Geology of Hawaii: Islands, Volcanoes, and More

The Hawaiian Islands are part of the Sandwich Islands archipelago, which spans from the Northwest region of the Pacific Ocean to the Big Island of Hawaii. The islands were formed over a hot spot in the mantle that continuously pushes magma toward the crust’s surface.

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The Top Five Bizarre Events In Pacific Northwest History87

The Top Five Bizarre Events In Pacific Northwest History

Welcome to some rather bizarre events in Pacific Northwest History, which includes Washington History and Oregon History but never Idaho or Alaska.

7 comments    top five list washington history
Guam- A Tropical Paradise?87

Guam- A Tropical Paradise?

Guam is tropical but definitely not a paradise. Guam is situated in the west pacific about 13 degrees north of the equator. Temperatures are hot and humid year round with temperatures in the 80';s and 90's. Trade winds blow during the dry season and...

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Mano Ali'i - Hawaii's Shark Whisperers82

Mano Ali'i - Hawaii's Shark Whisperers

Long before Hollywood gave them a bad rap, sharks were worshipped and revered by Ancient Hawaiians. Some Hawaiians even possessed the ability to "talk" to sharks. Come find out what sharks can tell us.

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A Modern History Of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Peoples81

A Modern History Of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Peoples

The handling of Tasmanian Aboriginals has been some of the most cruel and unnecessary in the history of Colonization. They were declared extinct by the colonial government and those living today are unrecognized and fighting for voting rights.

8 comments    genocide colonialism
The Guano Islands Act of 1856 - Congress's Bird Poop Law80

The Guano Islands Act of 1856 - Congress's Bird Poop Law

If you take a close look at a map of the Pacific Ocean you will notice that, next to the names of many isolated islands, the name United States or the initials U.S. appear in parenthesis next to the names of the islands. While many Americans will...

2 comments    politics united states economics
The Philippine Revolution78

The Philippine Revolution

The first anti-colonial independence movement in Asia, the Philippine Revolution of 1896-1902 ended almost 350 years of Spanish rule.

0 comments    jose rizal philippine history
How Did Ellis Island Become The Gateway to America?78

How Did Ellis Island Become The Gateway to America?

The American Promise (A Compact History) http://www.ellisisland.org/genealogy/ellis_island_history.asp http://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/presentationsandactivities/presentations/immigration/italian4.html# ...

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The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy78

The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy

How The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy was achieved in 1893-An Imaginary Interview of Lorrin Thurston in 2010     By Michael M. Nakade Interviewer: Mr. Thurston, thank you for agreeing to an interview. You’re well known in...

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