Smithsonian Magazine on MSN3d
Why Were These Women Buried With More Than 270,000 Beads?At a 5,000-year-old tomb in Spain, researchers found what is likely the largest known collection of beads ever discovered at ...
Researchers at Louisiana State University have created a sustainable way to use biodegradable Mardi Gras beads after the ...
Ghanaian artist known as Jashyde Art has left many people in awe of his talent after using beads to draw dancehall musician ...
WGMB/WVLA Baton Rouge on MSN2d
LSU researchers helps Mardi Gras season with eco-friendly beadsInside LSU’s Life Sciences Building, a unique kind of Mardi Gras throw is being created. These eco-friendly beads are made using a 3D printer, with seeds embedded inside them, offering a greener ...
Mardi Gras is full of festive throws, but what do you do with all those beads after the parade? Discover creative and ...
Our Culture on MSN4d
Sparkling Power of Mala Beads for Igniting Spiritual and Mental HealthThrough the channels of history, different cultures have created unique practices and tools to enhance their spiritual growth ...
But now, there might be a solution to the trash beads. LSU researchers have now developed a bio-degradable Mardi Gras bead.
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