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Migration, not conquest, drove Anglo-Saxon takeover of England
But in the later 20th century, many archaeologists suspected envisioned a small migration of a warrior elite, who imposed their…
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Prehistoric child’s amputation is oldest surgery of its kind
Discovered on the island of Borneo, the remains pre-date the previous oldest known case of limb amputation by more than…
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Guns and the British Empire
The crushing of indigenous arms manufacture was essential to British colonization. PRIYA SATIA In the mid-18th century, advanced areas of…
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Abdul Samad Khan’s Perceptions of Pashtoonistan (Part-III)
Abdul Samad Khan opposed the British imposed system of Nawabs and Sardars, and had also demanded the abolition of Sardari…
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Abdul Samad Khan’s Perceptions of Pashtoonistan (Part-II)
Abdul Samad Khan opposed the British imposed system of Nawabs and Sardars, and had also demanded the abolition of Sardari…
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Abdul Samad Khan’s Perceptions of Pashtoonistan (Part-I)
Abdul Samad Khan opposed the British imposed system of Nawabs and Sardars, and had also demanded the abolition of Sardari…
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Dirty air ‘cuts South Asia life expectancy by 5 years’
A study report says that particulate air pollution takes 2.2 years off global average life expectancy comparable to that of…
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Monsoon ‘pulls’ climate-changing chemicals into atmosphere
The lifted air contains various chemicals and aerosols produced by industry, agriculture, vehicle emissions and other human-related activities, along with…
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Please listen to your loved ones
[Sindh Mental Health Authority (SMHA) in collaboration with Thar Foundation, Dow Medical University Karachi. Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center (JPMC) Karachi,…
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Ancestral Dravidian languages in Indus Civilization
A significant population of Indus Valley Civilization spoke certain ancestral Dravidian languages. Ultra-conserved Dravidian tooth-word reveals deep linguistic ancestry and…
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