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Experts Baffled to Find Human Remains at the Bottom of Thames River, Unsure Why They Choose ‘Strange Location’ to DieExperts Baffled to Find Human Remains at the Bottom of Thames River, Unsure Why They Choose ‘Strange Location’ to Die A 19th-century antiquarian, H.S. Cuming, in ‘On the discovery of Celtic crania in ...
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People have been dumping corpses into the Thames since at least the Bronze Age, study findsResearchers have studied skeletons from the Thames since the 19th century. One early theory about these discoveries was that the corpses came from a battle between Celts and Romans, while in the ...
The Artstor website will be retired on Aug 1st. Register of Kentucky State Historical So... Register of Kentucky State Historical Society Vol. 11, No. 33, SEPTEMBER, 1913 ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO THE ...
Thames Water, Britain's biggest water supplier, faced another court battle on Tuesday as a group of its junior creditors ...
One is the outcome of a court battle between the water company's class A and class B bondholders, both of which have said they want to lend a further £3bn to help Thames Water survive.
This week's deadline was in any case regarded as arbitrary and meaningless because two other crucial determinants of Thames Water's future have yet to become clear. One is the outcome of a court ...
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