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As a discipline, the study of archaeology is around 150 years old.

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It is thought that Pythagoras believed that he had already lived four lives, all of which he could remember.

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Here are four of the main types of bias you may be likely to encounter or recognise.

With care and nurturing, evidence shows that a neurodivergent classroom translates to a diverse and positive working world, one filled with great promise and creativity.