Hugues Scharbach*

Sch J Psychol & Behav Sci

10.32474/SJPBS.2025.09.000302

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Since 20 or 30 years, practitioners observe an increase of new kind of patients- often present in large number during some W.E., – who are visiting a general hospital emergency space, with bastard disorders, with existential, familial, or social connotations. They give complaints, which are often difficult to assess in the context of their request and of their behavior. Their symptoms seem unusual and difficult to identify...... ReadMore

Paul T E Cusack*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000365

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What does the bible say about the white stone? • The Bible mentions the white stone in Revelation 2:17, and it’s a deeply symbolic image: • “To the one who is victorious, I will give some of the hidden manna. I will also give that person a white stone with a new name written on it, known only to the one who receives it.” — Revelation 2:17..... ReadMore

Brian F G Katz*, Sarabeth S Mullins†, Elliot K Canfield Dafilou‡, Antoine Weber††, Mylene Pardoen, David Poirier Quinot, Christophe d Alessandro

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000364

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Paul T E Cusack*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000363

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Sir Issac Newton was an alchemist. He dabbled in the occult trying to find the secrete fire of alchemy. In this paper, we provide some calculations on alchemy and the metals they experimented with to turn lead into gold...... ReadMore

John A T Bye*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000362

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Diffusive and advective processes form the essential framework for fluid dynamics. In this note, we consider how that in the interior of the fluid the down ward thrust of diffusion arising from thermodynamics is countered by the upward advection due to efflorescence. At the sea surface however, this balance is disturbed and the reduction in downward diffusion leads to the existence of an efflorescence in which the vertical velocity scale in the air is much greater than in the water, in a manner akin to the flowering of a plant in the ground...... ReadMore

Asta Mønsted

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000361

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This article argues for an integrated archaeological methodology that prioritizes the initial consultation of indigenous oral histories to enrich the interpretation of material culture in Arctic contexts. Using archaeological evidence from Ruin Island and Nuulliit in Northern Greenland, we demonstrate how Greenlandic Inuit oral traditions can illuminate symbolic and ritualistic practices that might otherwise be overlooked in the archaeological record...... ReadMore

Wanpeng Sun*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000360

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Many religions and cultures believe holy deities and even human beings have a third eye that is located either between the two eyebrows or little above around the middle of the forehead. The third eye is a symbol that transcends borders and epochs, a mysterious concept throughout spirituality, legend, and cultural iconography...... ReadMore

Hardy Hanappi*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000357

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‘Walking on two Legs’ was the famous slogan of Mao Zedong’s Great Leap Forward campaign, which he initiated in 1958. It was planned as an alternative to Stalin’s type of forced industrialization at the expense of agriculture. Industry and agriculture, the two legs, should both enable to move forward, to walk...... ReadMore

Paul T E Cusack*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000359

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In this brief paper, we show Niqia, the Jewish Princess taken captive to Mesopotamia who was Homer, as a polyglot who knew Hebrew, Hittite, Harappan, and Greek. The Harappan Script alphabet stems from Greek and Hebrew...... ReadMore

Paul T E Cusack*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000358

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My goal was to provide a Latin key to the Harappan Script. We’ve done that in previous papers. In this paper, we show where the Harappan alphabet comes from viz Greek and Hebrew and Sumerian and Arabic. The key is provided at the end of this paper. It is time to translate the Harappan Scrip into the Latin alphabet...... ReadMore

Marcílio de Freitas*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000356

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“What is in discussion is not only Amazonia’s current role in political, economic, and scientific processes, but also its strategic insertion into the new political framework of a globalized world.” (Marcílio de Freitas). Why is Amazonia the last eco-cultural utopia of humanity? What problems does it pose to the world, and why is it important to humanity? Why does predatory capitalism have no theoretical and empirical scope to transform it into a sustainable environmental commodity? How can we protect it from human stupidity and market greed?..... ReadMore

Paul T E Cusack*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000355

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According to Gurunathan, the symbol for “A” is the fish. The fish means the KING or GOD. That symbol was used for Jesus and the Christians...... ReadMore

Faguna Barmahalia* and Rangina Basumatary

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000354

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‘Rice Beer’ is popularly known as ‘Jou’ in Bodo. Jou is a traditional alcoholic beverage of the Bodos. Since time immemorial it has been used in various occasions in their society. It plays a great role in the society. They prepare the Jou with certain traditional methods and use different materials at their own house—the paper attempts to explore the traditional knowledge associated with the preparation it...... ReadMore

Rosa Navas*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000353

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This article is a theoretical contribution about the connection between human beings and art. How it was used from prehistorical times, until different periods of world history. Art is an important tool for emotional expression and understanding of what is outside. The connection between humanity and art has lasted for a long time in several ways...... ReadMore

López-Oteiza ME, Venegas-Venegas RdelC and Navarro-Venegas C*

LOJ Med Sci

10.32474/LOJMS.2025.07.000255

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According to many, microbiology encompasses a special discipline: virology. I disagree. Virology is a distinct discipline, involving unique pathogens: viruses. As André Lwoff, Nobel Prize winner in 1965, said, viruses are viruses, assuming there are no other pathogens that use their method to generate progeny that is, more viruses...... ReadMore

Ieng Mei Chan, Cindy Sin U Leong*, Siu Pong Chan, Yok Man Cymon Chan, Weng Ian Phoenix Pang

On J Pub Health & Epidemiology

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Paul T E Cusack*

J Anthro & Archeo Sci

10.32474/JAAS.2025.11.000352

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In this paper, we show that the Harappan Script is the Proto Indo-European language. It was transferred to Anatolia by the Hittites. The Hittite cuneiform script has been translated. The Harappan script is the same language and thus can be translated from those tablets. It is actually the Turkish (Anatolia- Hittite) language that has the same phonetics as Harappan Script...... ReadMore