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Bristol archaeologists delve into secrets of Ice Age cave art
A team from the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology has just returned from an expedition to the Cantabria and Asturias regions of Spain where they have removed samples from more than 20 prehistoric ...
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Beaconsfield 'A-Flat Minor' show under fire
Your favourite celebrities have been both blondes and brunettes but which look is hotter? Check out the pics and cast your vote.
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Fringe Festival not opposed to Beaconsfield play
Melbournea s Fringe Festival organisers are happy for a controversial musical comedy that sends up events around the Beaconsfield Mine tragedy to go ahead.
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October 6, 2008 - Chances are you don't know Cave Story , at least not yet. A classic download freeware game for PC, Cave Story started hit the web in 2004 after over five years by developer Daisuke Amaya, or ...
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These stalactites and stalagmites were formed in Illinois Caverns, east of St. Louis. The ages at which they began to form could help researchers chronicle when major earthquakes hit the region.
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Researchers examine a Townsend's Big-Eared Bat, one of hundreds in a maternity colony in an old mine on Mount Sopris.
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Gears of War 2 Campaign Preview: It's Bigger, But Is That Better?
For the most part, the Gears 2 campaign sticks to the elements that made Gears what it was: excellent pacing, and solid cover-based shooting.
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Couple go underground for big day
A TORQUAY couple have become the first to hold a big wedding in Kents Cavern. Gillian Woodland and Alan Duckworth tied the knot at the attraction on Saturday.
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Ancient caves host first wedding
A couple have tied the knot in what is thought to be Devon's first underground marriage ceremony.
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A place Batman would truly love
Researchers examine a Townsend's Big-Eared Bat, one of hundreds in a maternity colony in an old mine on Mount Sopris.
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Group of 25 cavers among record number rescued
YORKSHIRE rescuers helped 32 cavers to safety amid a record number of calls for help, including a group of potholers stranded in a North Yorkshire cave, some for up to 15 hours.
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Underground World War II caves re-discovered in northern France
London, Oct 6 : Underground caves in which thousands of civilians took shelter from one of the heaviest Allied bombings of World War II have been re-discovered in northern France.
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Bristol archaeologists delve into secrets of Ice Age cave art
Remarkable prehistoric paintings hidden away in the caves of northern Spain could be dated accurately for the first time by experts from the University of Bristol.
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Bat nursery cave outside of Redstone attracts experts
ASPEN, Colorado - Tucked into a crack on a shoulder of Mount Sopris lives a bat colony so unique that experts from around the region have come to study it.
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A PLOT THAT weaves together the world's first murder, the birth of Superman and an 80-year-old unsolved crime would seem an unlikely premise for a successful novel.
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CAVE divers helped to rescue 25 potholers who were trapped underground by rising waters yesterday.
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Potholers rescued from rising waters
Cave divers helped rescue 25 potholers trapped underground by rising waters in Ingleton, near the North Yorkshire border.
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Underground World War II caves found below Caen in northern France
Underground caves in which thousands of civilians took shelter from one of the heaviest Allied bombings of World War II have been re-opened in northern France.
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Gilly Woodland and Alan Duckworth
A couple have travelled deep inside one of the country's oldest cave systems to tie the 'prehistoric' knot.
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Watchful Eyes on New Jersey’s Bats
Nine species of bats reside in New Jersey for at least part of the year, and six of them never leave the state. For those that stay year round — the little brown bat, big brown bat, northern long-eared bat, small-footed myotis, eastern pipistrel and the endangered Indiana bat — a long winter’s rest is essential to their survival. "People use hair spray and lighters to torch the bats off walls," said Mick Valent, principal zoologist with the Environmental Protection Department's Endangered and Nongame Species Program.
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