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‘Operation Protective Edge’ was launched by Israel on 8 July 2014 in response to rocket and mortar attacks from Gaza. By the time the military operation had ended, more than 2,100 Gazans were reported dead, including 150 people killed during a bombardment of the Palestinian city of Rafah on 1 August. Working with Amnesty International, a research team at Goldsmiths, University of London created a 3D model of the bombardment using video shot by Gazans. Forensic Architects dissects the research team’s efforts to reconstruct the attack and determine if war crimes were committed.
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History
There are fragments of Romani Gypsy history all over the UK – if one knows where to look
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Biology
Brilliant dots of colour form exquisite patterns in this close-up of butterfly wings
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Anthropology
Does Mogi’s future lie with her horses on the Mongolian steppe, or in the city?
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Genetics
Why it took a century to work out that humans interbred with Neanderthals
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Art
The sprawling mural that depicts an unflinching people’s history of Los Angeles
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Personality
A ‘dumpster archeologist’ reconstructs strangers’ stories via what they’ve discarded
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Human rights and justice
An unarmed Indigenous group aims to protect their native lands in this stirring portrait
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Art
In his poem ‘London’, William Blake crafted a bleak vision of the city he loved
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Ageing and death
We’re not the only animals that appear to grieve. What are the implications?
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