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Déhus Dolmen burial chamber 'could have been used as a calendar"
4+ week, 2+ day ago (398+ words) Martyn Dorey studied the burial chamber for a book on geometry A mathematician who used geometry to study a prehistoric burial chamber on Guernsey said he thought the monument could also have been used as an ancient calendar. Martyn Dorey…...
Bronze cat statue of Dorchester's Susie emerges from foundry
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (512+ words) A statue of a town's famous cat has been cast in bronze, with the sculptor sharing the first images of the work-in-progress from the foundry. Ama Menec has been commissioned to create a statue of Susie, whose adventures in Dorchester,…...
House that featured second-oldest astronomical observatory in the Americas reopens after $1m conservation project
1+ week, 2+ day ago (521+ words) Casa Mouat, one of the most important homes in Valparaíso, Chile, will reopen to the public on 7 September after a major conservation project that lasted for more than a year. Chile’s National Service for Cultural Heritage led the $1m conservation of…...
How the discovery of 2 bodies could reveal the truth about an Indigenous slaughter
2+ week, 23+ hour ago (1082+ words) The recovery of human remains believed to belong to two victims of the so-called 19th century Obligado massacre in Santa Fe province has brought new evidence that could help establish what really happened during the infamous slaughter of Indigenous people. The…...