‘Breaking’ News: Eight (February 23rd – 28th)
OSTEOLOGY Really old cheese (like, the oldest) found on really old mummies. Mixed strain TB infection in Roman-era British skeleton suggested by limited SNP typing. The new research findings suggest […]
OSTEOLOGY Really old cheese (like, the oldest) found on really old mummies. Mixed strain TB infection in Roman-era British skeleton suggested by limited SNP typing. The new research findings suggest […]
The plague is responsible for some of the worst catastrophes in human history, killing millions of people worldwide in at least three major epidemics. It was caused when the bacteria […]
OSTEOLOGY Experts unearth ancient murder victim in East Lothian. Yay the Rising Star Expedition continues! Scientists Return to Explore a Second Fossil Chamber. More evidence for giant humans. Just kidding! […]
Paul Koudounaris is an art historian and the author of ‘The Empire of Death’ and ‘Heavenly Bodies’. Since completing his doctorate at UCLA he has travelled the world photographing some […]
This is just a very quick update to gauge the level of support out there for this ridiculous project. Many of you will know that just over six months ago […]
Over the past few weeks I have prepared for and competed in the FameLab competition, which aims “to find the new voices of science and engineering across the world.” Essentially, […]
It is absolutely not science related (well, not really) but this week’s link round-up comes with a bonus picture! Now to the news. It may look like it was a […]
Sorry it’s a day late. I was off away at FameLab yesterday! 🙂 OSTEOLOGY Centuries old Beachy Head Lady’s face revealed. Check out Eastbourne Ancestors for more osteoawesomeness. Srsly *is* […]
It’s finally happened. The giant skeleton story has gone full circle. For those who’ve never encountered this story before, it goes briefly something like this: Giant human skeletons discovered by […]