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The Insect that Painted Europe Red

Truly vibrant red was elusive for many years: until a mysterious dye was discovered in Mexico. Devon Van Houten Maldonado reveals how a crushed bug became a sign of wealth and status.

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  • Gozzin
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    I read they no longer can use these in the states cause vegans/vegetarians had a tantrum.

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