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This man drowned 5,000 years ago How do we know that?

By modifying a modern forensic technique, researchers were able to determine that skeletal remains in Chile belonged to a likely fisherman who drowned in the.

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This man drowned 5,000 years ago How do we know that?

By modifying a modern forensic technique, researchers were able to determine that skeletal remains in Chile belonged to a likely fisherman who drowned in the Pacific thousands of years ago.

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How vulnerable is the Mediterranean to tsunami risks?

Over 2,500 years ago a Greek general identified the link between quakes and tsunamis, but how often have tsunamis plagued the Mediterranean? An expert tells us how to identify mega-waves of the distant past – and the future risks

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Bones found of man and dog fleeing ancient volcano 2m times more powerful than Hiroshima

Bones found of man and dog fleeing ancient volcano 2m times more powerful than Hiroshima
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Archaeologists find remains of a young man and dog left behind by a natural disaster some 3,600 years ago in the Mediterranean

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