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جدارية صيد الأسود للملك آشور بانيبال: أخبار زائفة عمرها 2700 عام
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La Jornada - Realizan homenaje luctuoso a Rafael Navarro, científico de la UNAM
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Horco Molle volverá a ser (casi) como en el pasado
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Two Benin Bronze sculptures gifted to the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1982 that are set to be repatriated to Nigeria were made in the 1980s, officials have said.
Sculptures and plaques made for royalty in the former Kingdom of Benin and seized by British forces in 1897 have been the subject of growing calls for repatriation to Nigeria after Black Lives Matter protests.
The Benin Bronzes, among the most famous treasures taken, are currently on display at the British Museum, but a number of galleries have recently agreed to send similar items back, with the University of Aberdeen saying last month it would return a sculpture to Nigeria within weeks.
Fresh ideas to achieve net zero are on the horizon in Scotland .
Scotland is blessed with an abundance of natural produce and many in the food and drink sector are now aiming for full sustainability As Scotland s food and drink sector focuses on sustainability and the goal of net zero carbon emissions, there s no denying the numerous challenges ahead . but there are also abundant opportunities, explains John Davidson of Scotland Food & Drink Scotland’s food and drink owes a lot to the fantastic natural environment we are lucky enough to take our produce from. With fertile soils for arable farmers, lush grasslands and hills for livestock, and seas, rivers and lochs providing some of the finest fish and seafood in the world, we are fortunate to have all this on our doorstep.