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This is the first picture of how a stylish ‘ancient Egyptian’ necklace was discovered in the heart of Siberia. Made of brightly coloured laminated glass, the priceless jewellery was found gracing the neck of a 25 year old woman in a remote burial mound in the Altai Mountains...
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The just-unearthed skeleton solves a 500-year-old mystery and contradicts Shakespeare's famous portrayal. Richard Plantagenet’s first son was born in 1452, before the printing press had been invented or the Americas discovered. Machu Picchu, the Korean alphabet, protestantism and the nation of Spain did not yet exist. Neither did treatment for scoliosis, a condition that causes the spine to curve to one side, as it did for Richard’s son, who became king of England in 1483...
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