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Plate from Richard Owen 'On the Archeopteryx of Von Meyer'

Birds, bones and stones

27 March 2013 by Katherine Ford

The Archaeopteryx is possibly the most famous fossilised bird in scientific history.

Belemnites, bones and bickering

1 November 2012 by Katherine Ford

Richard Owen FRS (1804-1892) appears to have had an almost exceptional ability to offend those around him, especially those working…

The observers observed: Walter White and the Royal Society

4 April 2012 by Katherine Ford

Science daring matchless deeds put on a fairer guise : The steamship and the railway-train, the swift electric wire, To…

Snow, snow and more snow!

23 December 2010 by Joanna Corden

The falling snow in the last few days has greatly excited our young pre-school visitors, who have raced round the…

African Adventures – part 1

5 October 2010 by Nichola Court

My recent travels around Africa took me to the bustling town of Livingstone and the mighty Mosi-ai-tunya – perhaps better…

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