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First Neanderthal etching is a #stoneagehashtag

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First Neanderthal etching is a #stoneagehashtag

More than 40,000 years ago, a Neanderthal scratched a pattern into the floor of a cave in Gibraltar. Is it a doodle, a message or a work of art?

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3D-printed books make pictures real for blind children

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3D-printed books make pictures real for blind children

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Biography of our ingenious species is full of twists

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Biography of our ingenious species is full of twists

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Nature and conservation from a perfect point of view

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Nature and conservation from a perfect point of view

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Beautiful but doomed: Demise of the passenger pigeon

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Beautiful but doomed: Demise of the passenger pigeon

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<i>Doctor Who</i> episode 1: a guide to the cool science bits

Doctor Who episode 1: a guide to the cool science bits

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Perfect harmonies: How music was built into science

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Perfect harmonies: How music was built into science

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A glorious, comprehensive A to Z of living birds

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A glorious, comprehensive A to Z of living birds

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Just how rare is intelligent life in the universe?

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Just how rare is intelligent life in the universe?

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Meeting the human faces of the internet's dark places

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Meeting the human faces of the internet's dark places

Jamie Bartlett's encounters with the characters behind subversive currencies and online erotica make fascinating reading, but The Dark Net is really about us

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Sea of selfies – social media's monoculture threat

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Human harp makes music by playing the Brooklyn Bridge

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The surprising power of the unseen

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A globetrotting, water-saving tour of sewage gardens

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