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Sainte Jeanne D'Arc Grade 3 students still studying under tents - Vimarsana News

Sainte Jeanne D'Arc Grade 3 students still studying under tents

Ecole Sainte Jeanne D'Arc's all four grade 3 stream, one grade 2 stream, and one grade 6 stream students have been under tents since March 2023.

Over 400 Narpow Point residents petition Gov't for urgent road repairs | News - Vimarsana News

Over 400 Narpow Point residents petition Gov't for urgent road repairs | News

Local and expatriate residents of Narpow Point in Teouma are banding together to petition the Government for immediate action to repair their road.

National Economic and Investment Forum starts today - Vimarsana News

National Economic and Investment Forum starts today

The highly anticipated National Economic and Investment Forum for 2024 will take place this week, starting today on Tuesday, 12th, and continuing until Wednesday, 13th of March.

Referendum Updates - Vimarsana News

Referendum Updates

First ‘No’ to Referendum public awareness on Friday

"aDNA, ethnography, and facial approximations of the Teouma Lapita buri" by Susan Hayes, Hallie R. Buckley et al. - Vimarsana News

"aDNA, ethnography, and facial approximations of the Teouma Lapita buri" by Susan Hayes, Hallie R. Buckley et al.

Although ancient DNA (aDNA) cannot predict the facial appearance of skeletal human remains, knowing which extant populations are most closely related to the deceased has proven to be invaluable in rectifying two early facial approximations (popularly known as facial reconstruction) undertaken 15 years ago. These concerned two of the crania excavated from the Lapita burial site at Teouma on the island of Efate, and are associated with the first human arrival in the Vanuatu archipelago approximately 3000 years ago. This experimental revision to incorporate aDNA into both the methods and results ...

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