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Famous Benin Bronzes from West Africa used metal sourced in Germany

Chemical analysis of metal sculptures made in West Africa between the 16th and 19th centuries provides evidence that may reshape the understanding of Germany’s involvement with the Benin Bronzes

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Don't Miss: Take part in a sci-fi adventure at London's Science Museum

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Don’t Miss: Manchester Science Festival majors on our changing climate

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Don’t Miss: Manchester Science Festival majors on our changing climate
Don't miss: knotty sculptures, deadly diseases and molecular machines

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Dinosaurs go goth horror for unusual outing at London exhibition

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Dinosaurs go goth horror for unusual outing at London exhibition

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How beautiful scientific instruments transformed Britain

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How beautiful scientific instruments transformed Britain

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Don't miss: troubled robots, winning designs and high seas

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Fossils of the earliest animals seen outside China for the first time

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Fossils of the earliest animals seen outside China for the first time

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UK's biggest moon exhibition captures centuries of lunar love

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UK's biggest moon exhibition captures centuries of lunar love

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Don't Miss: The art of colour and the science of persuasion

Last call for a fascinating exhibition on the use of theories of colour in design, plus artist Jonas Lund unleashes his angle on the conundrum of Brexit

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London's Horniman Museum has squeezed a world into a room

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