... THE PILTDOWN RIDDLE The Most Famous Anthropological Discovery of the Century has been Exposed as an Elaborate Hoax When, during 1912-13, remains were unearthed at Piltdown, in Sussex, which were thought to be relics of man some 600,000 years old, the ...

... other village pursuits, and Llangollen was not unique in that respect in the early nineteenth century. But they became much exposed to authors, as was the Duke of Wellington. They had their Lady Morgans as Sarah's cousin, Caroline Lamb, had hers. Anna Seward ...

... too a fleet of so-called trawlers which are apt to fish in very curious waters, and whose equipment it would be salutary to expose to the view of millions, as was that carried by the hapless Captain Powers. Perhaps Powers' superior officers were ill-advised ...

... cluding many local people brought in from Birmingham, spent four days sitting around in evening dress clutching glasses of fake wine. One of these scenes portrays Steven Shorter finally renouncing his entourage and the whole seedy pop business. Throughout ...