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Israeli navy attacks Yemeni port city of Hodeidah for first time in conflict
Albanese staunch on under-16s social media ban and defence spending as possible Trump meeting looms
Peru drops plan to shrink protected area around Nazca Lines archaeological site
EU agrees to increase flight delay times before passengers get compensation
Discovery by construction workers of building demolished in 1920s provides rare on-campus experience for archaeology students
Construction workers at Michigan State University hit something hard earlier this summer while installing hammock poles into the ground outside a residence hall.
A closer inspection then revealed it was the foundation of a 140-year-old observatory that was demolished in the 1920s and – over the course of a century – became buried underground.
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