National Zoo orangutans turn high-tech with apps for apes
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Short video featuring the fieldwork of Smithsonian scientists created in 2000, posted by the Smithsonian Archives
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4,000-year-old shaman’s stones discovered near Boquete, Panama
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3-D laser scanning is helping solve ancient mysteries at the Smithsonian
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Geisha Hairstyling, ca. 1927, a silent black & white archival film clip from the Smithsonian’s Human Studies Film Archives
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Construction of Mount Rushmore National Memorial from the Smithsonian’s Human Studies Film Archives
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Beautiful Japan: Benten Festival 1917-1918, from the Smithsonian’s Human Studies Film Archive
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Report paints a new picture of early human impact on the Amazon River Basin
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Japanese acrobats ca. 1927, footage from the Smithsonian’s Human Studies Film Archive
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Pam Wintle, senior film archivist, describes the moving image collection of the Human Studies Film Archives
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Creating a dictionary: Gabriela Pérez Báez, Curator of Linguistics
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3-D imaging adds remarkable new understanding of North America’s mysterious Clovis people
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Meet Smithsonian archaeologist Stephen Loring and learn how he came work at the Smithsonian’s Arctic Studies Center
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Smithsonian anthropologist William Fitzhugh speaks about Edward Nelson’s 1877-1881 Western Alaskan Expedition
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Smithsonian anthropologist JoAllyn Archambault speaks about the outstanding research of 19th-century anthropologist James Mooney
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New book reveals Ice Age mariners from Europe were America’s first inhabitants
