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**  Argentine torture site to become museum
It took two decades for the government to begin recognizing the sites where 
thousands of citizens were tortured and killed by the military junta during 
Argentina's so-called Dirty War, and next year the most infamous one will 
finally be vacated by the military so it can become a museum

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**  Museum stab victim had baby with her
A young mother stabbed to death in a Liverpool museum was with her baby son 
at the time, police have said

**  Artwork damaged at embassy bash
A valuable painting on loan from one of Australia's finest indigenous 
collections was damaged during a cocktail party hosted by Alexander Downer 
at the Australian embassy in Paris in June, despite the owner's requests 
that all artworks be closely guarded

**  Mystery of Ancient Astronomical Calculator Unveiled
A team led by Cardiff University researchers has unravelled the secrets of a 
2,000-year-old computer which could transform the way we think about the 
ancient world.

**  Found - Fossils and a 4-Headed Chicken
In the main room of the exhibition, which opened last week, a pickled 
star-nosed mole shares shelf space with the first blue grosbeak nestling 
found in New York City, a jar of squid eggs and a four-headed chicken born 
on a Staten Island farm in 1914

**  Britain battling to compete in art market
Britain's art heritage is draining away and its museums can no longer 
compete against foreign rivals in bidding for old masters

**  Did an eco-disaster spawn complex life?
The greatest mass extinction of all time led to the proliferation of complex 
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**  Two injured in Fremantle museum blast
Two people were injured in a gas explosion at the Fremantle Maritime Museum 
in Western Australia

**  Polly embroiled in 'dead' parrot episode
The reputations of a Queensland cabinet minister, one of the state's 
best-known naturalists and a senior government scientist are on the line 
over a lime-green parrot

**  Police Display Art Fakes in London
Pseudo Picassos, counterfeit Chagalls and other fakes are on display in 
London this week, part of an effort by Scotland Yard to warn dealers about 
forged art that it says fuels crime gangs around the world

**  Pushy Gang Members
Motorcycle gang members rudely pushed past patrons attending the Burt Munro 
exhibition opening at the Southland Museum and Art Gallery to pay tribute to 
their hero

**  Man threatens museum over re-enactment
Berger's home is separated from the ceremony by just some trees, and the 
cannon fire reportedly shakes his home so hard it sets off his security 
alarms and traumatizes his pets

**  British museum's exhibition marks 400th anniversary of Jamestown
An exhibition celebrating the first permanent English settlement in the 
United States opened Wednesday at a London dockside museum near where 104 
men embarked for Virginia in 1606. See also - A Grave Story

**  McDonald's New McRibbit Sandwich Raises Brows
McDonald's countered charges of animal cruelty by pointing out that the frog 
is first stunned with a McTaser then forced to listen to Barry Manilow music 
before being placed on the bun
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**  Wax worker gets saucy with 'stars'
A night worker at Madame Tussauds faces losing his job after posing for 
photos groping star waxworks

**  Drought blamed for killing off the big Australians
Further evidence has emerged that it was harsh climate, and not human 
habitation of the continent, that was the slayer of the car-sized wombats, 
2.5-metre tall kangaroos, sheep-sized echidnas and other extra-large beasts 
that once roamed the outback

**  Artists track every stuffed polar bear in UK
Two artists prowled the country in search of stuffed polar bears -- and 
uncovered 34 of the proud Arctic icons discarded in stockrooms or 
languishing in stately homes

**  With bodies on display, science centre to attract visitors and ethical 
questions
People might have generically donated their bodies for research or 
education, but not have any idea that might include a public exhibition

**  Museum Starts Adopt-An-Artefact Program
The skull of Sue the T-Rex, one of the Field Museum's best known pieces, and 
two man-eating Tsavo lions also will cost sponsors $1 million

**  Gray to Green

**  Safe Toys and Gifts Month

** A Thousand Museums Take Root and Bloom

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