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Weekly quiz: Where did builders find £7.6m worth of gold bars and coins?
3+ week, 2+ day ago (152+ words) This week, millions of Brits were sent a phone alert warning them against starting wildfires, scientists found giant whales were moving to Greenland, and there were courtroom clashes during Tupac's murder trial. Quiz collated by George Sandeman and Grace Dean....
Why is a replica Spanish galleon in the west of Scotland?
3+ week, 1+ day ago (639+ words) The waters at Ayr harbour commonly host commercial cargo ships and visits from the Waverley paddle steamer. However for the past two weeks a very different sort of vessel has been berthed there - a replica of a 17th Century Spanish galleon,…...
Inside one of the UK's last surviving ancient rainforests
3+ week, 4+ day ago (383+ words) sociologist explains what's driving the split. BBC Tech Now finds out how the battlefield is evolving as autonomous drones take on a growing role. BBC Talking Movies presenter Tom Brook explains why...Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote tells the BBC…...
Why a Manchester museum has removed its last mummy from display
21+ hour, 6+ min ago (566+ words) The mummified body of an ancient Egyptian woman has been removed from a museum exhibition after more than 200 years on display as part of efforts to respect "the wishes of the dead", curators have said. Layers of linen were carefully…...
Mystery of where Yorkshire Stone Age monuments came from solved
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (616+ words) A set of giant monoliths known as the "Devil’s Arrows" were moved 18km (11 miles) across Yorkshire by Stone Age people, new research has found. The three columns have been standing in a farmer's field in Boroughbridge for thousands of years, with…...
Cornwall dig reveals medieval village wall beneath the ground
2+ week, 6+ day ago (394+ words) Archaeologists have uncovered walls of a lost medieval village during a week-long community dig at Barn Pool at Mount Edgcumbe. They have been showing visitors finds from a neolithic grinding tool, World War Two American lapel pins and three Roman…...
Medieval Guernsey reading habits revealed in hidden manuscripts
2+ week, 5+ day ago (529+ words) Seventeen fragments of medieval manuscripts that had been "hidden in plain sight" for centuries have been uncovered in Guernsey. Offering insight into the island's early literary culture, the fragments suggest late medieval Guernsey was home to keen readers, and reading…...
Uncovered Guernsey manuscripts show medieval literacy history
2+ week, 4+ day ago (116+ words) Guernsey manuscripts show medieval literacy history BBC Manuscripts 'hidden in plain sight' reveals...
Cave art discovery suggests first humans in Ireland came from Wales
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (823+ words) Researchers believe the first known humans to set foot on Ireland thousands of years ago were most likely from Wales, following the "exciting" discovery of ancient cave art. During the most recent Ice Age, when much of the British Isles…...
'Locked to the Sun and Moon': The startling 1960s theory that Stonehenge was a prehistoric computer
1+ week, 5+ day ago (929+ words) professor shared his astonishing findings with the BBC. He believed that the Neolithic stone circle was built to predict eclipses. In the BBC footage, Hawkins gestured to an exact scale model...supposed to mark the sunrise". As he told the…...