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1,700-Year-Old Evidence of Chemical Warfare

One of the distinguishing features of the First World War was the widespread use of chemical weapons. Chemical gases of various lethality, including mustard gas, phosgene and tear gas, were used to disable and kill enemy defenders. But chemical warfare is not just a modern phenomenon. Its use traces back thousands of years.

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Roman Weapons: Sharp Blades to Conquer the Ancient World

The Romans were arguably one of the most successful conquerors of the ancient world. So what weapons helped them achieve that status.

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Syria s cultural heritage under threat: Virtually nothing is left

It is now plain for all to see that the destruction of Syria's cultural heritage is far worse than anyone expected. Michel al-Maqdissi, director of the Archaeological Excavations Department at the Syrian Directorate General of Antiquities and Museums from 2000 to 2012, tells Mona Sarkis how dire things really are and of the mistakes made by UNESCO

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When an Empire Withdrew from an Unwinnable War | The Saturday Evening Post

When an Empire Withdrew from an Unwinnable War | The Saturday Evening Post
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WiRe scholarship strengthens women in science

WiRe scholarship strengthens women in science Scholarship holders give an insight into their work - two guest articles The University of Münster launched the Women in Research (WiRe) scholarship in 2018 to inspire more women to pursue a career in science. The programme supports excellent international female scientists from the PostDoc level onwards in the rush hour of life - the balance between academic career and family. An important component of the WiRe programme is supporting the female fellows in professional science communication. So far, 15 female academics have received funding and conducted research at Münster University for several months. This year, the female scholarship holders received a so-called Research@Home scholarship due to corona, in which they get in touch virtually with colleagues at Münster University. The archaeologist Dr Aleksandra Kubiak-Schneider from Poland and the chemist Dr Leyre Marzo from Spain give an insight into their current research a

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