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History: The Ewe people
It's always nice to learn about completely new stuff, and today I learned about the Ewe culture in 
The Ewe lived to the east of the Volta. They claim to have originated in Yorubaland, and to have moved to Ketu, bow in Dahomey, which was then part of the Yoruba state. From here they moved to Notsie, a town some fifty miles inland in what is today Togo.
Anthropology: Response on Edward Tylor's anthropological views
Edward Tylor was a very interesting man with a famous view on the plurality of cultures.
@mahira wrote a response to Edward Tylor's views and talks about his theories from a modern day perspective.Edward Tylor is said to have laid down the foundations of anthropology. His main aim, I believe, was to explain the diversity of cultures. He formulated a definition of culture: "Culture or civilization is that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, custom and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society". As opposed to earlier beliefs, Tylor claimed that culture was learned, rather than biological. He attempted to answer questions such as why are societies at different or similar stages of evolution.
Ecology: ecology #1 [ Introduction to ecology ] did you know about the science of ecology
In this post our member 
all of organisms living in an environment will interact with their environment. Interaction occurs both with other living beings as well as with objects around them.
In everyday life, especially in rural areas, of course you often see farmers are digging land, plowing, planting, irrigating rice fields, cultivate, and other activities. This peasant's activity has actually been done a few centuries ago. Indirectly they already know of the relationship between the plant with the soil, plants with water, plants with nutrients, and so forth. What the farmers do is actually applying ecology. So ecological applications have actually been done by humans long before the ecological term itself was introduced by ecologists. In contemporary agriculture, humans have already applied many natural principles to support good ecological processes.
Geology: Main Geological Formations of my Country Venezuela
Ever wanted to visit Venezuela? well you will after reading 
Greetings friends making reference to the title of my presentation I will establish in this publication information on the main geological formations of my country Venezuela, also explain basic concepts, such as, What is a geological formation? , it is important to understand and know the formations since part of their structural conformation determines information of interest for the science of geology.
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