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Chalcopyrite the copper gatekeeper

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By Joël Brugger, Barbara Etschmann
| Nature Verified
Over 300 years since its naming, chalcopyrite remains a mineral of mystery despite its economic necessity, as Joël Brugger and Barbara Etschmann explain.
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Trading knowledge-not wares: Archaeological study sheds light on women's overlooked role in Papua New Guinea sea trade

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By Robert Skelly, Barbara Etschmann, Chris Urwin, Joël Brugger
| Phys.org Verified
Australia's closest neighbor, Papua New Guinea, is a place of remarkable cultural diversity. Home to cultures speaking more than 800 languages, this region has been interconnected by seafaring trade networks for thousands of years. Because seafaring was most often undertaken by men, it has long been assumed by anthropologists and archaeologists that information sharing between different cultures came via men.
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Men traded wares - but women traded knowledge: what a new archaeological study tells us about PNG sea trade

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By Robert Skelly, Barbara Etschmann, Chris Urwin, Joël Brugger, Teppsy Beni
| The Conversation Verified
Australia’s closest neighbour, Papua New Guinea, is a place of remarkable cultural diversity. Home to cultures speaking more than 800 languages, this region has been interconnected by seafaring trade networks for thousands of years. Because seafaring was most often undertaken by men, it has long been assumed by anthropologists and archaeologists that information sharing between different cultures came via men.
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