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The Lady of Guadeloupe: a Miocene Homo sapiens?

Here’s an unusual case, from the letters page of the Daily Echo of Bournemouth (Dorset, UK). It’s got nothing to … More

Alexander Cochrane, Bill Cooper, creationism, fossil, Guadeloupe, Guadeloupe Woman

Henry Stopes and a carved shell from the Red Crag deposits (Suffolk, UK)

By Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews In 1881, the architect and engineer Henry Stopes (1852-1902, father of the feminist and pioneer of birth … More

fossil, Henry Stopes, Pliocene, Red Crag, shell

  • Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews
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    • 10 Amazing Discoveries That Will Won’t Make You Question Everything
    • The Lady of Guadeloupe: a Miocene Homo sapiens?
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    • The Paracas skulls: aliens, an unknown hominid species or cranial deformation?

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