Bone carving is an ancient art form popularized by royals in India around the 16th century. More recently, a shrinking market and scarcity of materials have pushed many carvers away from the craft. Jalaluddin Akhtar and his son Akheel are determined to keep the craft alive in Lucknow. | Insider Tech

Greenland’s human story runs far deeper than the Norse sagas. Archaeology traces Indigenous presence back almost 4,500 years, beginning with a succession of Paleo-Eskimo cultures—not one single people, but multiple waves of Arctic innovators adapting to a brutal environment on its own terms. Early cultures such as Independence I and Saqqaq, followed later by Dorset, left behind a signature of survival technology: finely made microblades, carefully shaped bone and antler tools, and evidence of sk