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Each year, over 3,000 people die on the dangerous roads of the Andes Cordillera, where drivers like Juan Carlos transport goods through treacherous terrain.
A 1,200 km long ribbon of islands in the Ryukyu archipelago features unique traditions and a deep connection to the sea among its inhabitants.
1,000 bars of chocolate can be produced daily by a small chocolatier in Hershey, Pennsylvania, reflecting the labor-intensive process behind chocolate making.
Ancient Mayan temples in Guatemala showcase their architectural grandeur, while shamans perform rituals that highlight the enduring cultural practices of the Mayan civilization.
40 years ago, white authorities killed dogs to prevent Inuit from traveling, a decision that still impacts the community's connection to their land.
Shamans in the Amazon rainforest play crucial roles in their communities by guiding social behavior, conducting spirit worship, and utilizing jungle pharmacopoeia for healing.
Deer skull head dresses from Star Carr reveal Mesolithic shaman rituals in this series.
De Soto's expedition in the 16th century led to the near extinction of some Native American tribes, with significant population losses documented.
A young man, disillusioned with his life in the United States, travels to the Amazon rainforest to participate in Ayahuasca ceremonies with local shamans.
Visitors interrupt the Sanema's routine, helping them explore new vital options in their village.
