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Timothy Taylor is Professor of Archaeology at the University of Bradford and editor-in-chief of the Journal of World Prehistory.

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Michael Binyon is an English journalist and currently a Leader Writer for The Times. He was a winner of two British journalism prizes in 1979 and 1980 for his reporting from Russia and awarded an OBE ...

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Feliciana Herrera, Indigenous leader of the Ixil people in Guatemala, will always remember spending weeks – both day and night, through sunshine and pouring rain – protesting outside the headquarters ...

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