It seems fitting that in such an ancient/modern city as Rome, hunter-gatherers should coexist peacefully with perennial lovers-on-blankets and with i-pod-wired joggers. The largest public park, Villa Doria Pamphili, exemplifies this shared experience of urban life. It’s relatively nearby the American Academy, and I’ve been running there on recent mornings. While I admit I haven’t [...]
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Hunter-gatherers live on.
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