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Shark attacks are so unlikely, but so fascinating

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imageChomp.Reuters/Ho New

Sharks are incredibly unlikely to bite you. They’re even less likely to kill you. However, we remain fascinated with their ability – and occasional proclivity – to do just that. With so many things more likely to harm us, why do we pay such rapt attention when sharks make headlines?

As a shark researcher and...

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Neolithic bling provides clues to spread of farming in Europe

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imageThe decoration of choice by Europe's farming-friendly forefathers. Solange Rigaud, Author provided

The adoption of farming has completely and definitively changed the relation between humans and nature. For the first time, by putting nature at their service through the development of a production economy, humans became the masters of their own...

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Bean's Anzac Book shaped how Australians think about Gallipoli

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imageThe idea of the Anzac soldier, as crafted by Australia's official historian at Gallipoli, Charles Bean, has dominated historical memory.AWM

One man is central to Australia’s understanding of its protracted defeat at Gallipoli a century ago: C.E.W. (Charles) Bean, Australian War Correspondent, Official Historian and unofficial curator of the...

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