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The value of an idol life
Lives of Indian Images
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All over tannin
Practical Polyphenolics
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Trojan hearse
Celebrating Homer's Landscapes
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Baboons' tea-party
Foraging for Survival
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Beyond Bahrain
Dilmun and its Gulf Neighbours
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Schliemann and after
Finding the Walls of Troy
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The wonders that preceded Greece
The Ancient World of the Celts
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Traces on the amber route
Europe Before History
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Your complete guide to mummification
The Mummy in Ancient Egypt
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Phil Whitaker and Stephen Foster
Whitaker, 33, was one of Andrew Motion's first students on the MA course in creative writing at the University of East Anglia. An Oxford GP, he is now 90 pages into his third novel. His first,...
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Professional partners
How do academic couples cope with feelings of rivalry and accusations of nepotism? And how easy is it to get a job in the same universityanyway? Kate Worsley investigates. They say you are most...
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Making an exhibition of oneself
A new exhibition could explain why Rembrandt created nearly 100 self-portraits, Kam Patel reports. Few giants in the history of art have left behind quite such an intriguing body of self-portraits as...
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A woman who knows her mind
Susan Greenfield spends a lot of time thinking about thinking. Now she's working on a drug to treat brain diseases that cripple millions. Alison Goddard reports. What do you think I would know or do...
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World watch
Four dissident academics jailed for offences against the state (see left) have appealed against their sentences, which range from three to five years. They were arrested after publicly urging...