The Torne Valley and the flattening of the earth, Sweden and Finland
By Fredrick Backman The Torne Valley on the border between Sweden and Finland played a central role in the 18th century
The History of Science is Everywhere
By Fredrick Backman The Torne Valley on the border between Sweden and Finland played a central role in the 18th century
In many ways Edward Booth (1840-1890) fits almost too well into a stereotypical image of an eccentric Victorian naturalist.
By Charles Tanford & Jacqueline Reynolds There are no “two cultures” in this place of national
By Charles Tanford & Jacqueline Reynolds The Natural History Museum and the Geological Museum used to be separate
By Charles Tanford & Jacqueline Reynolds The creation of this society in 1807 was controversial, perceived by many as
By Charles Tanford & Jacqueline Reynolds Altamira Cave, about 1.3 miles (2 km) from the Cantabrian village of Santillana
By Steven Turner This article was originally published on “O Say Can You See?”, the blog of the National Museum
By Hugh Torrens This article has been adapted from Hugh Torrens, ‘The Long history of geological studies in Dorset confirms
By Alistair Sponsel This article is © The Darwin Correspondence Project, University of Cambridge and is used with
By Juan Manuel Rodriguez Caso In one of the most traditional neighbourhoods in the north of Mexico City, Santa María la
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