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The many deaths of Ötzi the Iceman

On a rock ledge at 3,210 metres, inside a crack, resting on a piece of hide, lay an axe. Its blade was copper, its haft was made of yew and measured about sixty centimetres.

Four metres away, lying face down across a boulder, was the man...

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Belle Parole: the Tree inside the Book

One word can hold a whole history inside it.

I take them apart to see. Every so often three of them belong together: here they are.

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Why is an umbrella called an umbrella?

In a 14th-century Venetian chronicle, under the year 1177, two umbrellas stand open, one over the pope, one over the emperor.

Andrea Dandolo, a doge and chronicler, is writing about the Peace of Venice: the year Alexander III and Frederick...

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The Giant Longhi Painted for Venice

At Ca’ Rezzonico in Venice there’s another painting by Pietro Longhi.

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The rhinoceros that toured Europe for 17 years

At Ca’ Rezzonico in Venice there’s a painting by Pietro Longhi. A group of masked Venetians stands around a big, still animal: a rhinoceros.

The man behind it holds a whip and a sawn-off horn, the animal’s horn.

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