Welcome to Primitive Tool! In this video, we’re building a stunning modern bamboo mud house, complete with a spacious swimming pool. Watch as we take you through every step of constructing this ...

Join us on an incredible 65-day adventure as we build a beautiful and loving house deep in a remote forest, using only ...

Yes, that primitive form of social media powered by early ’00s dial-up internet. It was a place where I could be myself, where I could communicate honestly and build a connection with someone ...

Terrorism doesn’t have a universal dictionary definition, but based on common opinions, we can say that it is an unlawful, brutal act that creates fear in the minds of society. Fear may be incited ...

Man, today was a day of tour announcements, huh? Well, add another one to the pile because Greek symphonic death metal outfit Septicflesh revealed a headlining run of North America that’s set to get ...

During a trip to Fort Watauga at Sycamore Shoals State Historic Site, I came across a group of people just outside the fort gates tapping, grinding and hammering on stones. They were learning and ...

INLET — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has been improving trails, campsites, access roads, and trailhead parking lots to make state lands more welcoming and safe ...

The plan, driven by phase one of the seventh-mandate government’s “Pentagonal Strategy” and the Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG4) on education, outlines broad-reaching reforms designed to elevate ...

No one saw a Mekong giant salmon carp for 15 years, but then the species was spotted in areas of Cambodia that suggest it may be found in more locations. By Rachel Nuwer The Mekong giant salmon ...

The UC Davis Symphony Orchestra’s first concert of the 2024–25 season will be guest-conducted by Matilda Hofman and will feature a collaboration with Guyanese American soprano Shawnette Sulker. The ...

John Salmon turns 100 in a few days. In 1945, he battled the Empire of Japan, fending off snakes, mosquitoes, disease, monsoons, mould and shrapnel.

Indonesians often mock Papuans, calling them “monkeys” to imply that they’re lagging behind in evolution or describing Papuans as lazy, primitive or foul-smelling. Even West Papua’s flora ...