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Their work demonstrates how historical accounts can be validated and violent deaths reconstructed in remarkable detail when the humanities and natural sciences collaborate.

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While much of the business-side data can be reconstructed, officials say, the household survey, which relies on reaching people directly, was impossible to conduct retroactively without risking unreliable results.

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The researchers also compared their reconstructed ice record with data on nutrient availability.

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The team's results help clarify long-standing puzzles involving oxygen isotope measurements in desert plants and introduce a valuable method for reconstructing climate in dry regions.

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As a motorcycle rider himself, collision investigator PC Wyatt reconstructed the way the bike would have travelled through the scene, as the rider battled to regain control, and quickly ruled out high speed.

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