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Family fortunes of Bronze Age mint
The East in the West
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Chemical thugs put the boot into Mother Nature
Pesticides and the Immune System - Our Stolen Future
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Woolly thinking in the field
Misunderstanding Science? The Public Reconstruction of Science and Technology
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Twinned with the sun and moon
Popol Vuh
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Amazing Amazonia
Amazonian Indians from Prehistory to the Present - Getting to Know Waiwai
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Descent into the dark depths of empiricism
In the Society of Nature
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Epochs in an endless story
After Tylor
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Speaking Volumes: Life of Francis Place
Alice Prochaska on Graham Wallas's Life of Francis Place . I first opened Graham Wallas's Life of Francis Place, 1771-1854 as a research student in search of the origins of British socialism and its...
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Final Word. . .
This week's Final Word comes from Queen Victoria's favourite novelist: "At last just as Big Ben chimed the quarter to eleven, one man whom I instantly recognised as a well-known Cabinet minister came...
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Where storage failed to jar
Anna Vari describes how a power plant in Hungary managed to soothe local fears over the storage of nuclear waste Until recently, spent fuel generated by the Paks nuclear power plant in Hungary has...
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A risky business
Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer looks at whether risk can be traded globally Do individuals, firms or even countries have a social responsibility to accept risks from activities such as waste generation, or...
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The beached buoy
The Brent Spar oil storage buoy is still stranded in Norway after plans to dump it at sea were abandoned. And, says Anthony Rice, Shell was right but for the wrong reasons On April 30 1995,...
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All-consuming problems
Demand for organic vegetables has risen dramatically in the past few years. Growers, finding themselves unable to supply the quantity or uniform size and appearance demanded by supermarkets, have...
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Appointments
COLLEGE OF LAW Nigel Savage, dean of Nottingham law school, has been appointed chief executive at the College of Law, succeeding Richard Holbrook on his retirement. UNIVERSITY OF READING Graeme...