He takes us into caves in England, the catacombs of Paris, a nuclear-waste containment site in Finland and sea caves in Norway, among other places.
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We have beautiful caves in the Ardèche because of the limestone bedrock.
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Humans have lived in caves in this region since the Middle Ages.
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Humans have lived in caves in this region since the Middle Ages.
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The caves in Ritidian have some ancient rock art, or pictographs, in them.
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And the structure is one of the toughest, longest caves in the Asian country.
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Every week, they went to Murray's cheese caves in Queens, where the cheddar is aged.
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It offers snow-capped terrain, glaciers and ice caves in winter and waterfalls in summer.
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If Canada caves in, the Trump administration will have won a battle in a bigger war.
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Some left for evacuation centers and others were preparing shelters in caves in the cliffs nearby.
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Shame when a news agency caves in to people to a little criticism about a dress.
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A hotly disputed horse kill in Bluefish Caves in the Yukon, dated 24-28,000 years ago.
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The Germans blew up the caves in a vain attempt to try to hide the massacre.
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U.S. candidates deliver closing statements, Pakistan caves in to protesters, Afghan migrants take cricket to France.
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Cave Vrelo is among 10 caves in the Matka Canyon, and it is also among Europe's deepest.
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The researchers returned to caves in Spain where ancient paintings had been discovered over the past century.
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Bubbly wines have enthralled me ever since I visited Moët's home caves in Épernay as a teenager.
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The cheeses are flipped in Murray's cheese caves in Queens, but they are not rinsed with water.
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In 2015 and 2016, scientists visited seven caves in the south of France to understand this diversity.
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The world, and Ukraine, will be watching to see if it caves in to the Kremlin's demands. ■
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Inside of three caves in the Red Valley, Gures created a dreamlike, talismanic wunderkammer with three installations.
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"The Jao Mae of caves seem to suggest something constant about caves in the human imagination," he said.
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Desert mummies span the globe, from caves in Nevada to ancient Egypt to the Taklamakan desert in China.
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To demonstrate the significance of fire, he points to what we've found in certain caves in southern Africa.
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In the 1930s, Adolf Hitler got a blind beetle that lives in caves in Slovenia, the Anophthalmus hitleri.
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Previously, many believed humans began painting in caves in Europe, but this further details that theory, per NPR.
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In early December, Buttigieg held a high-dollar fundraiser at the Hall Rutherford wine caves in Napa Valley.
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Similar cave art in other caves in Europe might have also been made by Neanderthal artists, the team suggested.
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By contrast, the Dune's subterranean galleries invoke the caves in which the most primitive human art was first daubed.
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The Marble Caves in the heart of Patagonia boast streaky pastel-colored walls that surround ice blue lake water.
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Front Burner Murray's Cheese often buys young cheeses from artisanal producers and ages them in its "caves" in Queens.
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I want it to be a film that actually caves in on itself, under the weight of these questions.
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Eventually she and her colleagues discovered DNA-bearing skeletons as old as 22,2000 years in caves in the highlands.
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Crocs been Tango'd The crocodiles inhabit the Abanda caves in a remote area with around 20 other cave systems.
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The Atlantic Airways rep talked about visiting the caves in Roquefort, France, and learning all about the region's cherished mold.
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It was discovered in 1985, deep inside a system of caves in northern Thailand, and has been found nowhere else.
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"We are planning archaeological excavation in those caves in order to find more information about these unknown artists," Aubert said.
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Mandating labels for GMOs isn't necessary and caves in to the anti-GMO rhetoric that these foods are somehow unsafe.
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Biologists have just begun searching caves in the West to see where new infections may have occurred during this winter.
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Unsworth was part of a mission to rescue a Thai soccer team trapped in flooded caves in June and into July.
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Mr Brown writes that the French village of Roquefort was granted a monopoly on ripening cheese in nearby caves in 1411.
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Trump continued his aggressive military action this week by dropping the "Mother of all Bombs" on ISIS secured caves in Afghanistan.
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They were originally discovered in a series of 12 caves in the desert near Qumran in the mid 1940s and 1950s.
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There were suspension bridges, rusted transport skiffs and small man-made caves in the valley walls, but no workers in sight.
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I get glass everywhere in my car, and then the top caves in and the front is about to cave in.
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From my kitchen window, I watched as people made their way up the steep incline toward the caves in the cliff.
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From my kitchen window, I watched as people made their way up the steep incline toward the caves in the cliff.
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Either Macron caves in to the pressure and is derided by opponents as weak, or he puts down the dissent, Sliman said.
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Indian archaeologists have discovered that hemp played a key role in preserving the ancient Ellora caves in the western state of Maharashtra.
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The technique was used to study sediment from seven caves in Europe and Russia, dating between about 14,000 and 550,000 years ago.
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Here's the skull of Cheddar Man: Part of Cheddar Man's skeleton, found in some caves in the UK over a century ago.
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Popular Science has an eye-opening report on scientists spelunking in caves in search of microbes that could be used in medicine.
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When you see the Paleolithic caves in southern France, it is a virtual world as well, so it's very much about perceptions.
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We had visited the famous glow worm caves in Waitomo the day before, so we recognized their characteristic blue dots of light.
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The film begins deep underground as Jennifer Macalady, an American geomicrobiologist, explores simple life-forms found in the Frasassi Caves in Italy.
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Murray's Cheese is working with Rockefeller University to learn more about the microflora in its cheese caves in Long Island City, Queens.
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In 1960, the FDA caves in to what is essentially a fait-accompli and Enovid becomes the first authorized oral contraceptive pill.
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If the GOP caves in to the class warfare barrage, they will create far fewer jobs and grow the economy much more slowly.
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The package also includes five private tours of world-renowned attractions like the Waitomo caves in New Zealand and Mount Fuji in Japan.
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A new campaign, shot in salt caves in Italy and seen for the first time here, exhibits a sense of what's to come.
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Leafy trees and grasses peeked over the edges and around the banks, and out of caves in the cliff's side, the models emerged.
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"The scribblings on the caves in France also became more important in recent times than they were in their own times," he said.
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Trilobites In the Waitomo caves in New Zealand, thousands of blue lights dangle from the ceilings, twinkling like stars in a night sky.
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More than 50 years after the Lascaux caves in France were closed to the public, visitors can see reproductions of their prehistoric art.
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The researchers applied this technique to paintings in the La Pasiega, Maltravieso and Ardales caves in Spain, which had never received "robust" dating.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of the general manager of Chislehurst Caves in one passage.
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And the big mystery remains: How do naïve moths, coming from different directions, all know to go to these caves in the first place?
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We're covering mounting tension after the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, devastating fires on Australia's east coast and spectacular caves in Vietnam.
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But 38,000 years ago, people living inside caves in southwest France were doing something similar, according to findings published last month in Quaternary International.
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For almost two weeks, 12 boys aged between 11 and 16—and their soccer coach—have been trapped in the Tham Luang caves in Thailand.
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But 10 years later the North Carolina state capitol goes up in flames; the roof caves in, and Canova's only American commission crumbles to pieces.
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If there were actual caves in Lake Mary, I imagine that's where the bears would be, rather than in some woman's garage, mauling her face.
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The jihadists were holed up in what appeared to be caves in a rocky shelf overlooking Baghouz and in trenches by the river, he said.
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During one investigation at the infamous Hellfire Caves in West Wycombe, England I witnessed a smoke-like apparition form in front of my very eyes.
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The added real estate is nice when I'm traipsing though big dark caves in Pillars of Eternity or marveling at the scenery in Far Cry 153.
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Scientists widely believe these bugs adapted to that role thousands of years ago, back when humans and bats coexisted in caves in Europe, Asia, and Africa.
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Simultaneously, hundreds of IS fighters and their families emerged from their caves in the Qalamoun mountains, astride Lebanon's border with Syria, and boarded buses heading east.
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Swamiji, who likes to say "meditation is the best medication," recalls the saints who lived in caves in the jungle where he meditated as a boy.
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Confession and self-criticism have been part of its ruling strategy since its revolutionary leaders lived in caves in Yan'an and plotted against their neighbouring cavemen.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 250,212 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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A variant on the hepatitis C virus, for instance, could just as easily have been the successful growth of spores in various caves in North America.
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The new study involved searching for ancient DNA in four caves in Eurasia where humans were known to have lived between 14,000 and 550,000 years ago.
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Underground wine cellars usually hover between 55 and 59 degrees Fahrenheit, according to Glen Ragsdale Underground Associates, which specializes in building wine caves in Napa Valley.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 2,000 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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The heritage area's 1.6 million hectares contain some of the deepest caves in the country and some of the oldest and tallest living plants on the planet.
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The spectacular footage comes from a recent YouTube video that shows millions of bats emerging from caves in the rainforest of Mulu National Park, in Borneo, Malaysia.
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So, if you're interested in the San Bushmen, you'll be delighted to learn that there are approximately 20,000 documented rock paintings, within 500 caves in the area.
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Amid talk of wine caves during the Democratic National Debate last month, I decided to see if there were any wine caves in the New York area.
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The boys went missing along with their 25-year-old coach after training on June 23, when they set out to explore the caves in the forest park.
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The cave itself is nearly six miles long, the AFP reported, and is one of the toughest and longest caves in Thailand — even for divers with deep experience.
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Up until the 1950s, families with six or more children still lived in caves in the Sassi, along with their livestock, and without electricity, running water or sewers.
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Combined with previous images from nearby caves in France and Spain, the tablets suggest an early form of pointillism, and a very early point on art history's timeline.
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When the "mother of all bombs" was dropped on ISIS caves in Afghanistan on April 13, killing dozens of militants, most people focused on the enormity of the weapon.
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We gazed at the Orangutans swinging through the trees in Borneo, and ran shrieking through Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur when the macaques descended the cave wall towards us.
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The rescue of a boys soccer team from caves in Thailand captivated the world last year, and now a mini-series chronically the incredible scenes is headed to Netflix .
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However, it could also be the case that such sites were used in initiation rituals, similar to the ritual use of caves in Mediterranean regions during the Neolithic era.
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In the book's final sections (he calls them "chambers"), he visits a nuclear-waste containment site in Finland and sea caves in Norway, and considers global warming in Greenland.
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The cheese, made in very small batches at the Cornell Food Processing and Development Laboratory in Ithaca, N.Y., is aged for 12 months in Murray's ripening caves in Queens.
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Found 70 years ago in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea, the scrolls are considered one of the 20th century's most important archaeological discoveries.
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With no parenting responsibilities, and perhaps to avoid competing with the females, males will stay in torpor for longer — making their hibernation spaces real man caves in the spring.
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Using cheap cardboard headsets, Android phones, and a teacher-operated tablet, Google Expeditions lets students experience 360-degree views of places like Machu Picchu, outer space, and caves in Slovakia.
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Similar to the kidnapping of Getty, the 'Ndrangheta began to capture wealthy Northern Italian businessmen, and keep them in caves in Aspromonte until their families would pay for their release.
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That's when the roof of the building they're surveying the situation from caves in, but rather than leading to a horrific zombie attack, this time it's all played for comedy.
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The boys, between 11 and 16 years old, and their 25-year-old coach were finally found about 1.2 miles inside the Tham Luang Nang Non caves in northern Thailand.
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The boys' bicycles and soccer boots were found at the mouth of the Tham Luang caves, in the northern province of Chiang Rai, after they went missing late on Saturday.
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In the journal Science, an international team of archaeologists reported that three caves in southeastern Spain — La Pasiega, Maltravieso, and Ardales — contain cave art that's at least 64,800 years old.
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Somebody's got to go in caves in China or elsewhere, crawl around in there, catch some animals, take some blood and try to figure out who the reservoir host is.
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That means no more wine caves in 2020, though he'll have to keep up the fundraising that has propelled him so far, even if it loses some of the opulence.
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The language, Seke, is spoken in just five villages cloistered by craggy cliffs and caves in a part of Nepal called Mustang, a region close to the border with Tibet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An enigmatic trio of rabbits running in a circle appears on centuries of art, from medieval churches in England to Buddhist caves in China.
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Mr. Ghani's government had said the attack, which was said to have killed dozens of militants and destroyed three large caves in Nangarhar Province, was coordinated with the United States.
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In 2013, egyptologists Pierre Tallet and Sayed Mahfouz had found a total of 30 papyri inside caves in the ancient port of Wadi el-Jarf, located about 75 miles from Suez.
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While Sabhan vowed that Hezbollah would be forced back into "its caves" in southern Lebanon, any Saudi military action in Lebanon - such as air strikes - would come as a major surprise.
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Researchers launched a major survey of caves in Sequoia and nearby Kings Canyon National Park that lasted from 2002 to 2004, with smaller follow-up excursions running from 2006 to 2009.
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The team was pulled out of the caves in groups of four, the first on Sunday, July 8, the second on Monday, July 9, and the final on Tuesday, July 10.
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Also unusual is the cave temperature, in the mid-70s -- higher than most caves in the world, as caves tend to be the average temperature of the area they are in.
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In Rome, I visited the Catacombs of Domitilla, one of the largest in the city, with more than 10 miles of low, twisting caves, in use during the earliest A.D. centuries.
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CUSHENDUN, Northern Ireland — The many marvels dotting the dramatic Antrim Coast of Northern Ireland include a cluster of eerily beautiful caves in this tidy village, around 260 miles north of Belfast.
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It is holding a state-of-the-art exhibition on glaciers and ice caves in a bid to educate tourists and residents about the impact of climate change on the environment.
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A crew from the faith-based production company Pure Flix has reportedly been at the mountain caves in Chiang Rai province speaking with rescuers about turning their exploits into a movie.
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Most of the works in Empire Builder are inspired by the Buddhist paintings of the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, China, a complex of nearly 500 temple grottoes along the ancient Silk Road.
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British cavers have helped survey and catalog many caves in Thailand because there are only a few people with such experience in the country, the council said in a statement last week.
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"IT WAS LIKE TIME TRAVEL" Watching her shuffle down the muddy walls of Italy's Frasassi Caves in Motherboard's documentary The Most Unknown, it's easy to see the connection between geomicrobiology and astrobiology.
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As everyone on the planet knows by now, a dozen boys and their coach were freed after being found trapped in flooded caves in an ordeal that lasted more than two weeks.
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Visitors to the Mendenhall Ice Caves in Juneau, Alaska, can climb inside a glacier, while you can make some furry friends for free at an alpaca farm in Green Creek, New Jersey.
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Ekapol and 12 boys had gone to explore the Tham Luang caves in Chiang Rai province on June 23, when a rainy-season downpour flooded the cave system and trapped them underground.
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In this week's installment of First-Person Shooter, we gave two cameras to Sam Frank, a cheese affineur or cheese ager, who works in the Crown Finish Caves in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
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The cow and goat milks for the cheese come from Old Chatham Sheepherding Company, the resulting cheese is aged at Crown Finish Caves in Brooklyn and Saxelby Cheesemongers is making it available.
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If you aren't already familiar with Assassin's Creed, you might be wondering why there are high-tech caves in the ground and apple-like objects that allow humans to conjure grand illusions.
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Franco Thedy's family have been making Menabrea, one of the country's best known lagers, above a network of underground caves in Turin since 1846—before Italy was even a thing, in fact.
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Dr. Pruetz could often find them lurking in small caves in the dry season, and when the rainy season arrived, the chimpanzees would slip into newly formed ponds and bob there for hours.
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We sent photographers to the extremities of the earth, from remote caves in Borneo, above, to the sublime desolation of Namibia's skeleton coast, to find out for The Times Magazine's annual Voyages issue.
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The United States dropped the largest non-nuclear bomb ever used in combat — nicknamed the "Mother of All Bombs" — on a series of caves in eastern Afghanistan used by the Islamic State group.
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Now U.S. officials say militants affiliated to the Middle East-based Islamic State network have begun fortifying caves in the region in an effort to hold off joint operations by Afghan and U.S. forces.
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The team of researchers from China, Taiwan, and Australia analyzed a stalagmite, a rock that slowly grows up from the floors of caves, in order to get a better understanding of Earth's magnetic field.
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TEN days after a flash flood inundated a 10km-deep network of caves in Thailand which 12 boys and their football coach had been exploring, the missing team was found alive by rescue divers.
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Some of the tunnels and caves in the complex bombed on Thursday dated from the fight against the British Empire, said Mr. Ghalib, the Bati Kot district governor, who was Achin's governor for years.
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Aged between 11 and 16, the boys and their 25-year-old coach went missing on June 23, after they set out to explore the caves in a forest park following a training session.
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One is from their winter birthing grounds in sun-scorched Queensland and New South Wales to a small number of cool caves in the mountains of Victoria where they will spend the summer months resting.
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From a pink lake in Australia and an ice-blue terrace in Turkey to colorful caves in Chile and mystical peaks in China, there are plenty of popular, natural wonders to explore around the world.
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In this respect it's a bit like Blaster Master, in which your pilot could dismount and explore caves in top-down fashion — an innovation that made the game one of my favorites for the system.
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Our 52 Places traveler set out to find Ontario's ice caves in a rare travel experience: There are no signboards or organized tours, and going out on the ice in search of them is dangerous.
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It was unclear what the options were to get the "Wild Boar" team out of the Tham Luang caves in Chiang Rai province and how they would be steered through tight, fluid conditions and uncertain weather.
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I hit the curb, then I swung over and hit the other curb, trying to figure out how to go straight, because I couldn't see anything — and my back window just completely collapses and caves in.
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The clash between the two men began when Unsworth criticized Musk for involving himself, and his employees, in an effort to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from flooded caves in Thailand in July 2018.
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One of the most famous places to visit in Slovenia is Lake Bled, home to a stunning castle and crystal-clear turquoise waters — but you could also visit magnificent waterfalls or fascinating caves in Postojna or Skocjan.
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If he caves in to pressure from Berlin and Brussels and abandons his reform proposals, he will be mercilessly steamrolled by Germans, like his predecessors, and will expose himself as a weakling to ferocious attacks at home.
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After collecting tanks and other heavy weaponry "prepositioned" in caves in Norway's interior, the Marines will proceed toward the country's far-northern Finnmark region to help Norwegian forces stave off Russian forces supposedly pouring across the border.
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And I did it: I spelunked through caves in Semanu, climbed a 10-story-tall pyramid in Yogyakarta, and traversed the labyrinthine interior of a huge Jakartan market, sweaty but secure inside my massive, foam-lined orthotic boot.
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In her latest, an ex-adrenalin junkie named Simon Newman hires someone to lead him through the Cwm Pot caves in South Wales, so that he can film the trip for his website, Journey to the Dark Side.
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A Cheyenne woman is dead, and her husband and son are recovering, after their snowmobiles broke down and they were forced to take shelter in snow caves in blizzard conditions during a nightmarish three-day ordeal in Wyoming.
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"The rarity of the finds and their importance are the reason why the antiquities robbers risk their lives coming to dig in the caves in the desert cliffs," said Amir Ganor, the director of the anti-theft unit.
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On this trip, we returned again to explore the caves in Guadix and Purullena, some thoroughly modern with wrought iron guard gates, chimneys, marble floors, Wi-Fi access and television antennas poking out of the oatmeal colored hills.
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The trial, set to begin Tuesday, is the latest of a weird series of events that began in July 2018, when a youth soccer team and their coach became stranded in flooded caves in Chiang Rai Province, Thailand.
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Video footage from the incident shared on social media shows a roomful of people jumping up and down to the music before they're suddenly sent plummeting to the floor below as the middle of the dance floor caves in.
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There were a lot more of them, something like 40,20063, grazing over 96 square miles of mountainous island covered in dense chaparral, little oak woodlands, deep canyons, towering cliffs, and some of the largest sea caves in the world.
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For the first leg of my journey, I found myself exploring nearly every single planet as thoroughly as possible, spelunking through caves in search of rare minerals, and diving underwater in hopes of stumbling across a submerged alien ruin.
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It graduates from the farm to the Crown Finish caves in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, where it is gently bathed in Finback Red Shift, a sour beer brewed with cranberries and yuzu in Queens, giving it a tart, briny complexity.
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As time goes by and the preservation of age-old masterpieces becomes tougher, cultural sites with particularly fragile contents may be tempted to copy a method being offered for the Lascaux caves, in the Dordogne region of southwestern France.
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H. R. McMaster, President Trump's national security adviser, met with Afghan leaders, including President Ashraf Ghani, in talks that came days after the United States dropped a huge bomb on a honeycomb of Islamic State caves in eastern Afghanistan.
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And it suggests that other early modern human fossils recovered in the Qafzeh and Es Skhul caves in Israel are a result of the interactions between the Misliya people and the other local populations of the region, Hershkovitz said.
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We want to see their facial expressions, the way their draw drops when the sun rises, and the moment when their brain caves in on itself under the weight of being awake for longer than it is used to.
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"While the NBA finds its backbone to resist China's censorship, ESPN caves in, insisting that its journalists describe the controversy without mentioning the pro-democracy Hong Kong protests at its foundation," Kenneth Roth, the executive director of Human Rights Watch, tweeted.
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The former reimagines a standard Air Wick air freshener as an oxycontin-dispensing device, surrounded by what looks like hewn stone, which creates an effect that's at once ultra-modern and recalls the caves in which our species once lived.
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Childs does indeed get ice and snow blowing in his face, but there's little about first settlement in these passages, except for a brief discussion of the Bluefish Caves in the Yukon, where some humans camped briefly some 23,000 years ago.
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A website for the Southeastern Cave Conservancy calls the Valhalla Cave Preserve "one of the finest pit caves in the southeastern United States," known for "its beautiful 227-foot entrance pitch and over a mile of cave at the bottom."
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The "Afghan geniza" manuscripts were said to be found in one cave, or several caves; in the northeastern part of the country, or in Bamiyan in north central Afghanistan, or Samangan province nearby, or maybe in Jam in the west.
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MCGURN: A big hit to the Thai Navy SEALs and a special shout-out to Saman Kunan, the former Navy seal, who came in to help them rescue the boys&apos soccer team that was trapped in these tunnels or caves in Thailand.
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That they're given just a plate of rice every day, and there's this ... You know, when their roof caves in in the state of Bihar or Madhya Pradesh, you'll send $300 or $400 for them to repair their roof and it's very generous.
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Chiang Rai, Thailand (CNN)Thai officials ruled out any immediate attempts to evacuate 12 football players and their coach trapped deep inside a system of caves in northern Thailand on Saturday despite concerns over low oxygen levels underground and poor weather forecasts.
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A disagreement that has been simmering for weeks between the progressive Massachusetts senator and the more moderate mayor erupted during the PBS NewsHour/Politico debate, when Warren brought up Buttigieg's recent high-dollar fundraiser at the Hall Rutherford wine caves in Napa Valley.
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But instead of everyone living in sound-blocking caves in a few years as noisy drones criss-cross the skies, researchers at Boston University have engineered an acoustic metamaterial that's designed to silence annoying sounds at their source, without blocking the movement of air.
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When she returned home to her village in the flatlands a few miles from the cave, she found that her fields were flooded with water that had been pumped from the caves in the effort to reach the 83 boys and their soccer coach.
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Once I drove from Frankfurt to meet you in Stuttgart, I didn't care where we went, as we eventually got to the ice age caves in the Swabian Jura, or Swabian Alps, which was a reason this area was on the 253 Places list.
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When she returned home to her village in the flatlands a few miles from the cave, she found that her fields were flooded with water that had been pumped from the caves in the effort to reach the 26 boys and their soccer coach.
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Janek von Byern, a zoologist at the University of Vienna in Austria who studies the slimy secretions of creatures like snails and salamanders, and his international colleagues, spent months in two dark caves in New Zealand studying and characterizing the glow worm's own gooey glue.
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The caves in Kent, in Greater London, date back to the 21969th century and have been used for various purposes, including the cultivation of mushrooms, a bomb shelter during World War II, and, for some reason, a music venue during the 24s and 21969s.
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In insects, there are only two examples of rescue behavior, Frank says, and both are in ants: the animals sometimes dig other ants out when the nest caves in, and some ants try to rescue others when they're attacked by antlions — insects that feed on ants.
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Dr. Simons was equal parts scientist and adventurer: In leading more than 90 expeditions — to Egypt, India, Iran, Libya, Madagascar, Wyoming and elsewhere — he braved badlands, weathered sandstorms, dodged unexploded World War II land mines and crawled through limestone caves in pursuit of his venerable quarry.
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Using a new dating method that measures the deterioration of minerals in a clear cave wall coating with the lovely name of flowstone, archaeologists can say that certain hand stencils and drawings of animals found in mountain caves in Borneo are at least 40,000 years old.
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JADA: The whole trip had been building up to Archäopark Vogelherd, a newly named Unesco World Heritage site that contains some of the six caves in the Swabian Jura where archaeologists have found ice age art, among the oldest examples of figurative art in the world.
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In July 2018, even before the stranded boys and their coach were rescued from the flooding caves in Chiang Rai, Musk directed his employees to compel Thai government officials to make complimentary public statements about him and the technology his engineers were developing to aid in the cave rescue.
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The feud between the billionaire Tesla CEO and the cave diving expert kicked off back in July after Unsworth, a British citizen, criticized a mini-submarine Musk had built in an attempt to aide in the efforts to save a boys soccer team and their coach from flooded caves in Thailand.
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When the rain starts pelting the side of your tent or a big gush of wind blows so hard that the whole side caves in, you'll wish you took the time to pick a good tent, not just the first one you saw on the endcap of a store aisle.
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TRACE GALLAGHER, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT: And, Marie, for the past four days the rescue teams in and around those caves in Thailand have had very high hopes for getting those 12 boys and their coach out safely, but now that optimism has diminished a bit following the death of a Thai navy seal.
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But look closer at Jamaican fruit bat colonies as they emerge from sinkhole caves in Cuba, and you may catch a glimpse of a concurrent macabre ritual: As the bats erupt from the cave, a deadly curtain of Cuban boas hangs in their path, aiming to snatch the winged creatures mid-flight.
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The international rescue operation -- which includes more than 1,000 people from Thai emergency services, alongside a US military contingent and British cave experts -- has been ramping up its efforts since the 723 boys and their 25-year-old soccer coach disappeared during an outing in the caves in northern Thailand on June 23.
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The first workshop, in 1984, brought Elaine de Kooning, who created "Untitled, from the Lascaux Series" (1984, printed by John Hutcheson), a lithograph on woven paper evoking the distinctive horses and buffalo in the earliest known human-made drawings, at the Lascaux caves in France, which she had visited the year before.
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This foray is part of a continentwide effort, from Canada to Oklahoma, to plumb mines and caves in hopes of figuring out how a virulent and rapidly spreading invasive fungal bat disease called white-nose syndrome, which is bearing down on the West, will behave when it hits the native populations here.
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By the time the new president is inaugurated, North Korea may feel strong enough to demand that he or she sign a peace treaty with it (technically the Korean War never ended) and agree to halt the annual US-South Korean military exercises -- that is, that the United States caves in to North Korean demands.
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Released in the buildup to the premiere of An Inconvenient Truth, the Al Gore-featuring documentary on the devastating potential of climate change to remake the face of the planet, "ManBearPig" is a very 2006 take on the topic, with Gore enlisting the kids of South Park to hunt through some caves in search of the clearly made-up beast.
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The survival of the 30 noncombatants was a long-held secret of World War II: the story of 13 female nurses, 13 male medics and the four-man crew of a medical evacuation plane who were stranded behind enemy lines for nine weeks, hiding in villages and caves in wintry mountains, afflicted with lice and dysentery, often near starvation and hunted by German patrols.
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Experts said that while the use of the bomb was likely a technical decision of matching the most effective ordnance to a specific target - tunnels and caves in an unpopulated area - its shock waves would have been sent not only to ISIS fighters, but also to North Korea, which conceals its nuclear weapons program deep underground, and Iran, which has a large uranium enrichment facility buried in a granite mountain.
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