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We solved the mystery of the Coventry artwork missing for nearly 30 years
2+ week, 5+ day ago (591+ words) Usually, if you misplace something and haven't recovered it after several decades, chances are it's gone for good. However, that wasn't what happened for a Coventry man who was reunited with an artwork he created that went missing in 1997. Derek…...
The strange tale of a hippo skull unearthed in Coventry 100 years ago
2+ week, 5+ day ago (771+ words) The skull of a hippo found in Coundon, Coventry, 100 years ago(Image: Herbert Art Gallery and Museum) In modern Coventry, Coundon is a bustling residential area. The junction where Holyhead Road meets Four Pound Avenue and Moseley Avenue is one…...
How did a hippo skull end up buried underground in Coventry a century ago?
1+ week, 7+ hour ago (220+ words) Coventry Telegraph This summer marks a century since workmen made an extraordinary discovery in Coventry's Coundon area - the skull of a hippopotamus buried 15ft underground The specimen was found during railway excavations near Coundon Road station in June 1926 Workers initially thought…...
Fortune telling and astronomy on offer at Warwickshire's answer to Stonehenge
2+ week, 4+ day ago (266+ words) It’s Warwickshire’s answer to Stonehenge, but the eerie and ancient stone circle known as the Rollright Stones are relatively unknown - even to those who live nearby. Those responsible for preserving the ancient site are holding an open day this August…...