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v U.S. Anti-virus Firm Accuses Microsoft of Misusing Technologies

v In the Tool Shed, Apes Plan Ahead

v Samsung Debuts Hybrid Hard Drive

v Governments Failed to Stop Overfishing: Study

v Scientists Query Discovery of 'Hobbits' in Indonesia

v Birders Find No New Evidence of Woodpecker

v Rare American Chestnut Trees Discovered

v Death Toll from Cholera Outbreak in Southern Sudan Rises to 516

v Typhoon Chanchu to Arrive in East China Sea

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Tattooed Mummy With Jewelry Found in Peru

A female mummy with complex tattoos on her arms has been found in a ceremonial burial site in Peru, the National Geographic Society reported Tuesday.

Fisherman Nets Ancient Statue in Greece

A Greek fisherman has handed over to authorities a large section of an ancient bronze statue brought up in his nets in the Aegean Sea.

Tombs Found at China Olympic Site

Work on a shooting range for the 2008 Beijing Olympics has been suspended after the discovery of imperial-era tombs on the site, newspapers and an antiquities official said Monday.

Archeologists Excavate 2,000-Year-Old Road

Deep beneath pavement pounded by tourists on Paris' Left Bank lies an ancient path — a 2,000-year-old Roman road recently excavated during construction work.

The Lost World----"Pompeiis"	Journey to "No Man's Land"
Qinghai-Tibet Railway Completed	Baikal Lake
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• Scientists Query Discovery of 'Hobbits' in Indonesia
A row has broken out about the scientific evidence purporting to show that a species of "hobbits" lived on a remote Indonesian island about 18,000 years ago.

• Scientists Claim New Monkey Species Found
Brazilian scientists say they have discovered a new monkey species overlooked in the receding rain forest of the country's northeast coast.

• Geologist: Bosnian Hill an Ancient Pyramid

An Egyptian geologist said Wednesday the structure of a hill in central Bosnia is man made and worth investigating.

• Ships' Logs Give Clues to Earth's Magnetic Decline
The voyages of Captain Cook have just yielded a new discovery: the gradual weakening of Earth's magnetic field is a relatively recent phenomenon.

• International Probe May Reveal Vital Clues on Explorer's Origins
Scientists investigating DNA from bones half a millennium old and from people still alive are trying to determine the identity of Christopher Columbus.

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