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1,000-year-old church mystery cracked by students from King Charles' alma mater

Students from Gordonstoun, a Scottish boarding school, helped uncover altar foundations and a step inside Viking-era church ruins on the deserted island of Swona in Orkney. The ruins had long been known locally as a kirk, but their origins remained uncertain.

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New species of wild cat discovered for first time in more than a century

Researchers identified a new wild cat species, Leopardus tilcayo, in Bolivia's Yungas region, marking the first new feline species described in over a century. The small spotted cat is known from only two sequenced individuals and is considered vulnerable to extinction.

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Has Queen Nefertiti finally been found? New scans provide fresh evidence for a hidden chamber beyond Tutankhamun's tomb that could hold the remains of his long-lost stepmother

New geophysical scans provide fresh evidence of hidden corridors and chambers near Tutankhamun's tomb, which researchers suggest could contain the lost burial place of Queen Nefertiti. The article describes the scientific surveys, prior hypotheses, and potential significance of the find without political or ideological framing.

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