However, in 1949 new dating technology arrived that changed scientific opinion on the age of the remains Using fluorine tests, Dr Kenneth Oakley, a geologist at the Natural History Museum, discovered ...

From the imposing gargoyles on the façade to the most delicate interior detail, every element of his design pays homage to the natural world. In the middle of the nineteenth century, the natural ...

The Natural History Museum ... is an ode to the UK’s biodiversity and wildlife habitats and a ‘living lab’ for scientists, from professionals to pond dippers. It doubles the area of native habitat ...

This was the time before history was recorded ... At Swansea Museum, they have a replica of the ancient skeleton, and it gives us some clues about how early Stone Age people lived.