A look at the life of ornithologist, natural historian, physician and artist Edward Wilson, who ultimately perished with Scott after reaching the South Pole in 1912.
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[In-person] Field visit led by Peter Christie. Bideford's medieval bridge has been maintained by the Bridge Trust, an ancient local charity which continues its work today.
Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi explores the untold science and surprising history behind one of our most ancient social gestures, the handshake – and argues that it is at least seven million years old.
There are over 250 lost or ruined churches and religious building remains in Norfolk. Illustrating these with his sublime photographs, Clive gives us a tour of these wonderful structures.
Join Bjørn Heyerdahl, the grandson of Thor, as he recounts his expedition around South Africa's Cape of Storms in a traditional wooden Viking boat with a team of world class explorers.
Dark, forgotten, golden, hopeless, wild, rising, new… The Director of the Royal African Society examines why every label diminishes Africa.
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