Austin Harvey is a Staff Writer at various publications including Giddy, PBH Network, Quality Magazine, PublicSource, NewsBreak, and MSN. He focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as anthropology, animal rights, and adventure travel, while also delving into the natural sciences and the arts. Austin's work has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing his diverse interests and expertise in cultural movements and the intersection of science and society.
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Austin Harvey's articles cover a variety of topics, including ancient Egypt, legends and folklore, archaeology, crime stories, and historical discoveries. His coverage attributes indicate a focus on evolving stories and breaking news. Pitching to Austin would be most effective if you have access to unique information or perspectives related to ongoing or recently unfolding cultural events, entertainment news, scientific discoveries such as those in archaeology or paleontology.
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By: Austin Harvey
44 Yōkai Images That Illustrate The Weird, Wonderful, And Sometimes Wacky World Of Japanese Folklore During Japan's Edo period, tales emerged about
33 Photos Of Miami In The 1980s — And The Wild History Behind The Era "South Florida has always been a beautiful and violent, innocent-looking, yet dangerous paradise."
By: Austin Harvey
New sonar images from Deep Sea Vision show a plane-shaped object on the floor of the Pacific Ocean — and it could be Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Electra.
By: Austin Harvey
The 2,000-year-old funerary bed was incredibly well-preserved — a rarity for wooden objects from the Roman period.
By: Austin Harvey
Greenland is losing ice at a rate 20 percent faster than previously estimated.
By: Austin Harvey
Biologists spotted a northern green anaconda that was 26 feet long and weighed 440 pounds.
By: Austin Harvey
These strange noises are some of the eeriest known to man.
Hearing is one of the most important senses a human or animal has. Sounds can warn of approaching danger or help members of the same species communicate with one another.
How old is America? Those who wish to answer that question usually point to the Fourth of July, which is often referred to as “America's birthday.” After
By: Austin Harvey
Inside The Ruins Of Nan Madol, The Ancient Micronesian City Built Atop A Coral Reef Off the coast of the remote Pacific island of Pohnpei sits Nan Madol, an ancient royal capital that now lies in ruins.
