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Big cat DNA confirmed on sheep carcass | North Wales Pioneer

Big cat DNA confirmed on sheep carcass | North Wales Pioneer
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The Beast of Cumbria - Big cat DNA confirmed on sheep carcass

The Beast of Cumbria - Big cat DNA confirmed on sheep carcass
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Major Underwater Expedition Probes Europe s Key Stone Age Site

Major Underwater Expedition Probes Europe s Key Stone Age Site
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Shocking findings: Stone Age Britons imported their own wheat

Scientists were able to prove that traces of wheat found in the area weren't grown domestically, as they couldn't find traces of wheat pollen in local samples of trees and animals.

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Grapevines first domesticated 11,000 years ago, says study

Grapevines were first domesticated in two regions simultaneously around 11,000 years ago, says a large study that sheds fresh light on wine's origins.

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