From protocols to language: technology is by no means a recent invention

Article Abstract:

Technological innovations are not new, as prehistoric people had to innovate in order to survive. Examples of such innovations are described.

Social aspects, Observations, Technological innovations, Prehistoric peoples

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Bandwidth galore

Article Abstract:

The development of more advanced submerged fiber optic systems has been fast accelerating over the years. Experts are probing the use of all-optical light amplifiers with the system, in addition to the fiber optic link between England and Asia to be started before the end of 1997.

Usage, Innovations, Column, Fiber optics, Fibre optics, Underwater navigation

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Mound and crater

Article Abstract:

Earth mounds are impressive whether they are naturally built or built by humans. These include the 1,200 year old tumulus or earth mound of Prince Krak, the builder of Krakow. Native Americans built the Great Serpent of Ohio, an earthwork considered the largest effigy of a serpent in the world.

Appreciation, Mounds

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