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Provenience v. Provenance
The two terms provenience and provenance are very similar but have slightly different meanings. Provenience refers to the discovery location of an artifact. Provenance refers to the pedigree, source, or chain of custody of an artifact.
Books and Writing Were Uncommon
There simply is no evidence that highland Maya had copious glyphic ‘texts’. Editors and scholars of Popol Vuh frequently write and speak of “hieroglyphic books” among the Maya. The idea of Amerindian books and the prevalence of the same among the Maya derives from the memoire of Fray Diego de Landa more ›
Natalia Lafourcade: Mi religión
Guinea Ecuatorial, la dictadura que no se discute
Business Principles Relevant to Learning
Goodhart’s Law, Parkinson’s Law, and the Peter Principle, are all rooted in business practice, but can just as appropriately apply to self-directed student learning.more ›