Organizational behavior, organization, and activity has been a major area of study for psychologists, economists, and sociologists for over a century, with a growth in interest and concentration in the past fifty years. Beginning with classifications of the types of…
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The Human Need for Social Interaction The Human Need for Social Interaction centers on the need to survive and procreate. As man has developed through time, the types of Social Interactions have evolved with him. Loose “packs” depicted of early…
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We take showers, put on clothes, fix our hair, and floss and brush our teeth before we go out into public. We also take showers with a wild range and variety of choices in products, wear clothes of differing style…
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Ulalinka: the Oldest Palaeolithic Site in Siberia Siberia is a land which is often overlooked in history and archaeology. This is such a shame as there are many wonderful sites and archaeological discoveries to be found. The oldest Palaeolithic site…
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The Silk Road refers to the legendary caravan trails that led from Chang’an, China to Rome. None of this was a single road, but routes throughout the countryside that crisscrossed constantly as silk was exported out of China, and imported…
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There were once three ancient continents, presumed to have been devoured by the waves of the big oceans in the course of history: Atlantis, Mu and Lemuria. However, there are no archaeological findings, preserved writings and especially no authentic traditions…
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Hearing the word “trash” brings about connotations of smelly, dirty, unwanted and unpleasant refuse. Just because something is trash however, does not make it useless. Archaeologists are acutely aware of this (as are “dumpster divers” and the homeless) and they…
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The word “monkey” is often tossed around a lot to mean various things, but usually to imply a “chimpanzee” or other Great Ape. Evidence for use of hammers in species prior to humans is quite evident, and humans evolved from…
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During the 6th century B.C., the last emperor of Babylon, Nabonidus, conducted a rudimentary form of archaeology. He traveled to the outmost edges of his empire in order to excavate and study old temples and retrieve antiquities. By studying the artifacts…
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Brace yourself for a flight of the imagination. Exoarchaeology, sometimes known as xenoarcheology, is a hypothetical branch of archaeology that looks for the physical signs of past and present alien cultures. Although this may sound far fetched and not a subject to…
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