They are part of the wealth of stone panels that were excavated in the 1840s. Many of these panels can be found at the British Museum. These rock carvings are from
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How long has it been since you last saw a frog? You may have seen one in your backyard and noticed its tiny hands, shiny skin, and what appeared to
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The ” biggest burglary in English law history ” was committed over the Easter weekend 2015. The public has been fascinated by this jewelry heist, in which a criminal group drilled through
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It’s possible that you don’t think a wild garden is beautiful, but it can be a good compromise between a rewilded rainforest and a sterile desert. This will not only
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This report shows that every Australian can play a role in conservation. We can protect species where we live and work. The report states that Australia’s cities are home to
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The Twentieth Century Society, the national amenity society of which I am deputy chairman, has been in the vanguard of a long-running campaign to protect this building for posterity. Robin Hood
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Robert Lemoine is one of the American billionaires who are buying up New Zealand land. Tony, a former member of the collective, is against it, as he sees this as
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The time has come to reconsider our design approach in light of the looming threats that face energy, population, and the economy. Urban design is dominated by ornamental plants, both
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Back-to-school season is upon us in the United States. For countless students across the country, this means it’s time to return to the school garden. Educators and philosophers argue that
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You may seek solace in gardening, as millions of Australians are once again under lockdown. Gardening can be a meaningful activity for migrants and refugees living in Australia when it