You find its cultural traces mainly in once fringe corners of the Internet.
The "blank visage" of the mask, Dickerman writes, "is both deracinated and classless, just as the Bauhaus accoutrements of modern life are stripped of cultural traces..
The "blank visage" of the mask, Dickerman writes, "is both deracinated and classless, just as the Bauhaus accoutrements of modern life are stripped of cultural traces...
Today, cultural traces like remains of dikes, drainage ditches, terps or even plough marks are still visible in the Wadden Sea and provide evidence of the once cultivated marshland.
The dark soil, she says, is full of human cultural traces such as house foundations, hearths, cemeteries, food remains, and artifacts, along with charcoal.
"Germans have a melancholic, a pessimistic streak, which cultural historians trace back to the thirty years' war [a series of wars between 1618 and 1648 that devastated much of Europe including large parts of Germany].
While the cultural disparities traced in the researchers' work are substantial, their origins are much less clear.
I spent the week leading up to the match staying with the team, and the first thing that was evident is that how proud they are of their cultural roots, traced back to the indigenous Chamorro people.
In addition to the cultural insights, tracing the evolution and history of the local dog breeds could reveal how dogs interacted with humans and the environment, and how those interactions may have changed over time.
If you look up sweat therapy in Wikipedia (yes, of course!), you will find this term actually has strong cultural roots tracing back thousands of years to the Islamic Hammam, American Indian Sweat Lodge, and the African Sifutu, among other cultural group sweat fests.
