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Greek temples made of wood - Philip Steadman - Vimarsana News

Greek temples made of wood - Philip Steadman

In vernacular architecture, and in the craft tradition, inherited designs are copied and copied again. Builders and craftspeople use routine methods learned in their apprenticeship, and take existing buildings, weapons and tools as models. In this extended process of repeated copying, small changes can creep in, and the design undergoes a kind of evolution.

Midwest Radio - Remains stolen from Inishbofin 133 years ago reinterred today - Vimarsana News

Midwest Radio - Remains stolen from Inishbofin 133 years ago reinterred today

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Irish skulls snatched from graveyard finally returned to Inishbofin island - Vimarsana News

Irish skulls snatched from graveyard finally returned to Inishbofin island

Thirteen human skulls stolen from an Irish island more than 130 years ago have been returned and were today reinterred at the site from which they were taken.

400-year-old skulls returned to Inishbofin after being stolen from graveyard | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad - Vimarsana News

400-year-old skulls returned to Inishbofin after being stolen from graveyard | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad

400-old skulls have been returned to the island of Inishbofin after being stolen over a century ago and housed in Trinity College Dublin.

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13 Stolen Skulls Returned to Irish Island After 133 Years - Vimarsana News

13 Stolen Skulls Returned to Irish Island After 133 Years

Earlier this year, Trinity College of Dublin announced it would return the skulls.