World / Science & Education
Humans wore shoes 40,000 years ago, fossil suggests
05.07.2008 07:26
stonepages.com
Humans were wearing shoes at least 10,000 years earlier than previously thought, according to a new study. The evidence comes from a 40,000-year-old human fossil with delicate toe bones indicative...
Ireland
Archeology
Neolithic house found during dig in England
05.07.2008 07:26
stonepages.com
Archaeologists have found the site of what they believe is one of England's oldest houses. The Stone Age house was unearthed at Kingsmead Quarry in Horton, close to Windsor Castle,...
Ireland
Archeology
Findings on Tara were altered, says archaeologist
05.07.2008 07:26
stonepages.com
Archaeologists working on excavations on the controversial M3 motorway near Tara (co. Meath, Ireland) feared they would be 'sacked, blacklisted or bullied out of their profession' for not supporting the...
Ireland
Archeology
Stonehenge: £37m later and back to square one
05.07.2008 07:26
stonepages.com
A major public consultation is set to take place in a new bid to upgrade disgraceful visitor facilities, appalling traffic conditions and the poor environment at Stonehenge after the dramatic...
Ireland
Archeology
4,500-year-old mummies discovered in Chile
05.07.2008 07:26
stonepages.com
Eight perfectly preserved mummies, believed to be some 4,500 year old, were found by workers engaged in a restoration project in Chile's far north. "These mummies date back to between...
Ireland
Archeology
New finds at Rotherwas, while road over it is complete
05.07.2008 07:26
stonepages.com
The remains of animals burnt at extreme temperatures have been confirmed among finds from the Rotherwas Ribbon, the 4,000-year-old archaeological site uncovered by roadbuilding work near Hereford (England) last year....
Ireland
Archeology
Stonehenge builders rival Pythagoras
05.07.2008 07:26
stonepages.com
Stone Age Britons had a sophisticated knowledge of geometry to rival Pythagoras ? 2,000 years before the Greek 'father of numbers' was born, according to a new study of Stonehenge....
Ireland
Archeology
Identification Of Tumor Suppressor That Manages Cellular Cleaning And Recycling Proceses
05.07.2008 05:19
medicalnewstoday.com
Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) have identified a specific tumor suppressor that manages membrane traffic routes for cellular cleaning and recycling. The study will be published in the July issue of the journal Nature Cell Biology, and is now available online.
World
Biology
Good Knight, Sleep Tight - by David Melling
05.07.2008 04:28
thecelebritycafe.com
A knight searches for soft, fluffy material for his baby sister's pillow.
World
Books & CD
Franny's Friends - by Catarina Kruusval
05.07.2008 04:28
thecelebritycafe.com
Franny and her friends go on a trip.
World
Books & CD
My Mommy Is Magic - by Carl Norac
05.07.2008 04:28
thecelebritycafe.com
A mommy that brings magic.
World
Books & CD
Why Fly When You Can Float?
05.07.2008 01:11
nytimes.com
As the cost of fuel soars and the pressure mounts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, several schemes for a new generation of airship are being considered.
World
Sciences
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