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I’ve only seen the first half of The Secrets of Stonehenge. That looked to me like a reheated version of the National Geographic special from last year. Paul’s post has reminded me there is plenty of interest still to discuss about that.
Why Dr Who beats Einstein these days: Quentin Cooper thinks the stereotype of scientists [...] - Friendfeed: Tech Tuesday
So far we have Twitter, Flickr and possibly Audioboo. We could add more services like delicious or Zotero in the future, but we’re getting messy. How can you pull them all together? The answer is Friendfeed. I found Friendfeed easier to understand than Twitter, but I’m told I’m in a minority, so I’ll try and [...]
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Hello I'm Alun Salt, one of the archaeoastronomers associated with the University of Leicester. This is my personal website and blog. You can see what I've been posting recently by looking further down the page.
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