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Kashmiris populated Europe 40,000 years back: Study

April, 01 2011

GreaterKashmir

An international study has found that Europe was populated by people from Kashmir around 40,000 years back and that they carry two to four percent Neanderthal genes an ancient species of homosapiens.

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Ancient carving found beneath Newbury

April, 01 2011

Newbury Weekly News Group

town hall basement Significant find draws interest from archaeologists and local historians

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The ferocious family: Scientists discover fossils belonging to T Rexs cousin

April, 01 2011

Daily Mail

Dinosaur had a 1m long skull and chisel like bone crushing teeth 9cm long

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Early Christian catacombs among the most popular sights in Rome

April, 01 2011

Catholic Online

The Early Christian catacombs are among the most popular sights in Rome. Forming an underground maze in the outskirts of the city, the catacombs provide a rare glimpse into the earliest centuries of Christianity. The catacombs are home to some of the earliest examples of Christian art.