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“I ate it as I would normally eat a banana. Nobody tried to stop me,” he wrote in a Guardian essay.

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The site was made of burial mounds and filled with offerings of human and animal bones.

The museum “preempts” the sale by purchasing the item out from under the high bidder for whatever price the work achieved. 

Scientists analyzed hundreds of wavy lines, dots, and faint striations left on the wall of an ancient cave in the Loire Valley.

Battir is a UNESCO designated cultural landscape.

The group’s members said they and other Black and Brown artists had encountered “hostility” there.

The title is an allusion to a Claire Fontaine piece paying homage to an anarchist collective.

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Yilin Wang said the museum had not sought permission before using their translations.