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February 2003

Hindus Can Worship at Disputed Monument

Prehistoric Humans in Australia Dated to 50,000 Years Ago

British History Lessons 'Should Begin Before the Romans'

"School history lessons should look back at Britain before the Romans invaded and ruined a 10,000-year-old culture rich in art and industry, a leading archaeologist said today."

'Egyptian Lourdes' Found in Desert Sand

Check out "Mysterious World" on TLC. The episode on the Holy Grail was quite good.

Jedis reach the stars in UK census

'King of Stonehenge' hailed from the Alps

"Stonehenge, one of England's best-known prehistoric landmarks, may have been built by nobleman hailing from modern day Switzerland or Germany, according to a new analysis of a nearby burial site."

Anglican Archbishop praises Potter's 'Christian' message and values

Harry Potter Not a Problem, Says Roman Catholic Church Figure

Vatican Weighs in on New Age Movement

Bush Budget: Space Aliens May Be Out There

A Prolific Genghis Khan, It Seems, Helped People the World

Medieval Garden Intrigues British Archaeologists

Preview National Geographic Magazine Swimsuits: 100 Years of Pictures

* This is definitely not our parents' National Geographic. - Hal Siemer

Mayor Safe After Brothel Drinking Spree

Adventurer Plans to Sail Reed Boat Across Pacific

An unspoilt Northumbrian valley has been hailed as one of the finest ancient landscapes in Europe.

Snake-Charmers Stuck on Border

The man behind Gollum

Up close and personal with the Dead Sea Scrolls

Roman Forum Virtually Recreated in California

Survey: Internet More Important Than Ever

Profiles of Space Shuttle Columbia Crew Members Killed on Feb. 1, 2003

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