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How Did Vikings View Pregnant Women? New Research Reveals That They Were Sometimes Depicted With Weapons
Bellyfull.” “Unlight.” “A woman walking not alone.” These are all terms once used to describe pregnancy in the Viking Age, ...
Final Chancellorship candidates confirmed
Queen's College Master Mohamed El-Erian has received 203 nominations, more than double the candidate below him ...
Harvard to relinquish slave photos to resolve descendant’s lawsuit
BOSTON (Reuters) -Harvard University has agreed to give up ownership of photos of an enslaved father and his daughter who ...
Medieval retellings of the birth of the Virgin Mary suggest the Church was understanding of infertility
Stories retelling the birth of the Virgin Mary reveal that the Church was more forgiving of infertility than the general ...
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How the University of Birmingham leads the fascinating field of insect archaeology
Dr David Smith is a world expert in archaeoentomology, a field pioneered at the University of Birmingham since the 1960s ...
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Maheera Abdul Ghani: Pakistani woman makes history at Cambridge
Pakistan’s Dr. Maheera Abdul Ghani has set a new milestone by becoming the country’s first woman to earn a PhD in Material Science and Metallurgy from the ...
Queen Camilla pays subtle tribute to Canada with diamond brooch rooted in Royal Family history
In 2011, Prince William and Princess Catherine (then known as Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge) travelled to Canada for their ...
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire contestant uses two lifelines on £1m question and suffers show's biggest ever loss- but could YOU get the right answer?
Sunday's instalment of the ITV show saw Jeremy Clarkson welcome Nicholas Bennett, from West Hampstead, who attempted to win ...
Conference to analyse PM's first year in power
The "first ever conference" to examine the new government's time in Downing Street will scrutinise how the party has so far ...
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In 1941, the ‘Dearos’ fought the ‘Foundry Fielders’ over where the borders of East Cambridge ended
In planning a reunion of current and former East Cambridge residents, it was a contention that to belong one must live east ...
Thomas Moynihan: Is increasing complexity humanity's path to survival or destruction?
Will humanity's 'global brain' of shared knowledge and cooperation lead to a better future, or to our extinction? Jim Mora ...
Harvard has long been the world’s top college. Trump’s sanction puts its allure at risk
For students around the world, an acceptance letter to Harvard University has represented the pinnacle of achievement.