Cancer in medieval Britain (University of Cambridge)
New research with scans suggests a higher incidence of cancer in medieval Britain.
New research with scans suggests a higher incidence of cancer in medieval Britain.
Whither / wither the humanities in our social isolation?
Ongoing use of LiDar discloses the hidden dimensions of Mayan history.
Humanity, or its absence, beyond humanism.
Studying how a language shapes perception of time and space.
How the second plague pandemic influenced the genome of its survivors.
Humanities engage the public interest.
Finding health in the art of nature.
Adapting to shifts in climate in the 5th-C. Eastern Mediterranean.
Teeth from Central Asia suggest its first location.