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Stone Age Warrior Buried with Decapitated Heads and Tooth Necklace Unearthed in Poland
Archaeologists in Poland unearthed a Middle Neolithic grave containing a man buried with two human skulls and a necklace of 42 mammal…
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Dartmoor Farm Initiative Connects Youth with Nature
Shallowford Farm on Dartmoor is using horticulture to help young people disconnect from urban environments and appreciate sustainable food sources.
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Engineering the Enduring: How Romans Constructed Their Massive Aqueducts
Examining the surveying tools, concrete composition, and maintenance practices that allowed Roman aqueducts to function for centuries.
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Bonding beavers signal success for Exmoor reintroduction
Two beavers released on Exmoor have been filmed bonding, raising hopes their presence will bolster the wild population and aid habitat restoration.
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Inside the Science of Microchimerism: When Foreign Cells Become ‘Hidden Guests’
Author Lise Barnéoud discusses her shortlisted book on microchimerism, exploring how cells from one individual can live in another and challenge our…
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Campaigners Urge Legal Protection for Thames Seals as Sightings Increase
The UK Seal Alliance is calling for stronger legal safeguards for grey and harbour seals in the Thames as more animals travel…
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Manx Space Group Urges Election Candidates to Back Artemis Accords
The Manx chapter of the Mars Society is urging Isle of Man election candidates to support the island's signing of the Artemis…
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UC San Diego Researchers Double Genetic Alphabet, Demonstrate 8-Letter DNA System Works in Living Cells
Scientists show RNA polymerase can read synthetic DNA letters with similar accuracy to natural ones, opening path to new biological functions.
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Study Challenges Previous Beliefs on Bonnethead Shark Head Shape Development
Research from the University of Miami reveals bonnethead shark heads become rounder with age, overturning the theory that pointed snouts are a…
Ancient Cave Art Suggests First Humans in Ireland Traced Back to Wales
Discovery of 15,000-year-old cave art in Ireland leads researchers to believe early humans crossed from Wales via a lost land bridge during…