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Since its original broadcast in January 1994, Time Team has brought amazing archaeological stories into the homes of millions and is rightly well-loved across the world for its informative and engaging format. What the programme has always excelled in is pushing new methods and ideas, and most importantly, encouraging people to get directly involved in their own heritage. This has all had a tremendous effect on how people view archaeology and ha…See the Story

Reburying Richard III: 10 Years On

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It really doesn’t feel like it was 10 years ago when, on a chilly March morning, we were standing outside the Fielding Johnson Building at the University of Leicester watching a 21st-century hearse depart campus bearing the mortal remains of a medieval king of England. That short, solemn ceremony on 22 March 2015 marked a significant change in the University of Leicester’s association with King Richard III. For the past 31 months we had been the…See the Story

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RESHMI YADAV,OP Bhubaneswar: With India generating an estimated 113,000 tons of menstrual waste annually from 12.3 billion discarded disposable pads, experts and advocates on ‘International Women’s Day’ called for a shift to sustainable menstruation practices in the country. This is in the backdrop of findings that most of these pads contain up to 90 per cent plastic which will take 500 to 800 years to decompose, and often end up in landfills, w…See the Story

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