
Texts about prehistory are liable to use three different timelines or naming systems interchangeably so it’s as well to be absolutely clear about …
Prehistoric timelines
Texts about prehistory are liable to use three different timelines or naming systems interchangeably so it’s as well to be absolutely clear about …
Prehistoric timelines
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‘I think it is a very promising little war.’ (Lord Copper in Scoop, page 13) When you read Evelyn Waugh as a student you don’t have time to read the …
Scoop by Evelyn Waugh (1938)
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Originally posted on Point of Order: Let’s meet Professor Garth Cooper, described on the University of Auckland website as one of New Zealand’s …
Royal Society of NZ is split by disciplinary action taken against prominent professors who signed letter in defence of science
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Here are three simple maths problems that you should be able to do in your head:
Solutions will be provided at a later date.
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One reason van Reybrouck describes his history of the modern Congo as ‘epic’ is because so much happens that it becomes quite bewildering. Possibly …
Congo: The Epic History of a People by David Van Reybrouck (2010) – 2
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