‘We can learn from the old’: how architects are returning to the earth to build homes for the future ⊕
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Rammed earth sourced from, or near, the grounds of a proposed building site is attracting attention as an eco-friendly construction material
From afar, the low-rise homestead perched in the Wiltshire …
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Conch-shell trumpets discovered in Neolithic settlements and mines in Catalonia make tone similar to french horn, says lead researcher
As a child, Miquel López García was fascinated by the conch shell…
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Isotopes shows animal began life in Wales, adding weight to theory cattle used in hauling stones across country
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Saved Treasures of Gaza aims to preserve territory’s historical identity against backdrop of war and famine
An exhibition tracing more than 5,000 years of cultural and archaeological history in Gaza h…
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Dudderhouse Hill in dales is thought to be one of first structures in UK to be communally constructed by humans
A rare and remarkable 5,000-year-old monument that is an example of one of the earliest …
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