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Science may hold the clue to an ancient riddle

A project to enhance carbon dating accuracy and the remains of an olive tree may help resolve the chronology of ancient Greece.

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EFCHED end of programme event

Results from the EFCHED end of programme event were discussed in November 2006 at the British Museum, London, at a science conference and a public day.

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Valuation of Natural Resources and Biodiversity

NERC invites tenders to undertake scoping studies that will provide a review of the state of the science regarding the valuation of biodiversity and natural resources. The outputs will inform the...

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Stone Age remains are Britain's earliest house

Archaeologists working at a site in North Yorkshire say it contains Britain's earliest surviving house, dating back to at least 8,500 years BC.

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Dwindling green pastures, not hunting, may have killed off the mammoth

The findings of a new study challenge the theory that human beings were the primary cause of the extinction of mammals such as the woolly mammoth.

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