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Here s Why Paris is Our Top Destination for 2022

A perennial favorite destination among the VERANDA staff, the City of Light will shine even brighter next year.

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Oldest British Skull Revealed to be Decapitated Woman from Norman Conquest

When Greta’s skull was found in 1943, she was said to be the oldest British skull, over 10,000 years old, but radiocarbon dating shows she was medieval!

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Gamification of Stonehenge Tunnel and Lower Thames Crossing to inspire next generation of engineers

Gamification of Stonehenge Tunnel and Lower Thames Crossing to inspire next generation of engineers
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Alonissos Marine Park: The Largest Reserve Of Its Kind In The World — Greek City Times

Alonissos Marine Park: The Largest Reserve Of Its Kind In The World — Greek City Times
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Stone Age Peoples Made Bone Arrowheads - From Human Bones!

Revealing the Lost Secrets of Doggerland Approximately 7,000 to 8,000 years ago, rising sea levels fed by melting glaciers submerged the land bridge that once connected the British Isles with mainland Europe, which scientists have named Doggerland. Little did anyone realize that archaeological treasures were lying buried on the bottom of the North Sea as a result of this deluge, in the form of artifacts left behind by hunter-gatherers who roamed the area during the last Ice Age. These treasures remained hidden and inaccessible for thousands of years, until human ingenuity intervened. The 20th century invention of deep sea mechanical dredgers allowed engineers to scoop out tons of material from the bottom of the North Sea, which was then used to rebuild and refortify the eroding shoreline of the Netherlands.

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