DNA from the Indus Valley civilization

DNA could solve mystery of the Indus Valley civilization that ruled Asia during the Bronze Age

Wazir Chand is explaining life 4,000 years ago. He points to the rocky mounds looming over a huddle of brick houses, a herd of black buffalo and a few stunted trees. The rising sun burns off a chill mist over the north-west Indian plains. A low rise was a fortification, Chand says, and a darker p...


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Exercise and heart attack

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Drink coffee to protect your liver

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Museum exhibits Russia's cold war secrets

By Alan Quartly Moscow Valery's museum isn't easy to find - it's hidden away in the same building as a supermarket and has curtains over the glass entrance doors. Its exhibits include a poisoned needle for swift suicide and secret containers designed to look like pieces of drift wood. Valery is a...


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Egypt controlled Israel in ancient times.

Egyptian artifacts are found in virtually every occupation layer of Israel, indicating that Egypt was present for most of Israel’s ancient history. More proof has come to light today: A man our for an …


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Sharpin as a regulator of inflammation

Sharpin emerges from the pack as a regulator of inflammation

Tales from the Muslim World of Sri Lanka.

Email from Lesley Sirimanne

Legend along Littoral Landscapes:  -

Tales from the Muslim world of Sri Lanka.