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Austin Harvey

Pittsburgh
As seen in: Illumination, Medium, MSN, The Startup, PLOS, Flipboard, Constant Contact, Discover Magazine, In Fitness And In Health, All That's Interesting and
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Inside the ruins of Nan Madol, the ancient Micronesian city built atop a coral reef

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By Austin Harvey
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Inside The Ruins Of Nan Madol, The Ancient Micronesian City Built Atop A Coral Reef Off the coast of the remote Pacific island of Pohnpei sits Nan Madol, an ancient royal capital that now lies in ruins. Between 1200 and 1700, generations of Micronesian monarchs lived on this twisting network of islets and canals built atop a coral reef — and their stone temples and residences are still standing today. Nan Madol From Afar Nan Madol was built atop a coral reef in the 13th century.
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33 photos of Miami in the 1980s — and the wild history behind the era

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By Austin Harvey
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33 Photos Of Miami In The 1980s — And The Wild History Behind The Era "South Florida has always been a beautiful and violent, innocent-looking, yet dangerous paradise." If you wanted to party in the 1980s, Miami was the ultimate place to be. Thanks to the glitzy nightclubs, the stunning beaches, the vibrant music scene, and the widespread availability of drugs, many locals and tourists alike enjoyed all the indulgences that "Vice City" had to offer.
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44 yōkai images that illustrate the weird, wonderful, and sometimes wacky world of Japanese folklore

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By Austin Harvey
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44 Yōkai Images That Illustrate The Weird, Wonderful, And Sometimes Wacky World Of Japanese Folklore During Japan's Edo period, tales emerged about people who mysteriously lost their hair while walking alone at night. As the stories went, men and women in Matsusaka would find that their tied-up hair had suddenly fallen onto the road behind them, even though they hadn't felt anything touch them.
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