Dig links Stonehenge to circle of life

Article Abstract:

Archeologists have presented some evidence that the site of Stonehenge, the legendary circle of standing stones, is just half of a bigger ceremonial complex. The carbon dating has indicated that the structures at Durrington Walls were built at the same time as Stonehenge, in 2600-2500 B.C. and a complementarity is found between the timber circle and the stone circle of Stonehenge.

England, Observations, Excavations (Archaeology), Radiocarbon dating, Stonehenge Site, England

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Hawaiian solar telescope meets resistance

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The objections raised by Hawaiians to build a solar telescope, 44 meters above the ground, next to Haleakala island of Maui on the grounds that it could harm endangered species and would erode the value to the region as a natural resource and cultural site is presented.

Product development, Hawaii, Environmental aspects, Design and construction, Maui, Telescope, Solar, Solar telescopes, Island ecology, Advanced Technology Solar Telescope (Telescope)

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Darwin and the 20-year publication gap

Article Abstract:

Darwin delayed the publication of his theory of evolution for about 20 years and published it in 'Origin of Species' only in 1859. It is believed that the publication was delayed, as he feared an outcry due to the contradicting religious beliefs in his theory.

Management dynamics, Management, Works, Company business management, Darwin, Charles, Science publishing, On the Origin of the Species (Nonfiction work)

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