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Month: June 2018

June 4, 2018Mihnea Tanasescu

The Pigeon in the Coal Mine

The Côa Valley, Eastern Portugal, is dotted with thousands of pigeon houses. It is impossible not to notice the elegant structures that seem to fit timelessly within the landscape. Though they look like they’ve always been there, this is not true. For a region with a history dating back tens of thousands of years, they […]

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