"When German troops first landed here, caves were dug as protection from the heat," read a plaque erected inside Swakopmund's tiny museum, crammed with artefacts and information.
One study found that 3.5% of 3,300 specimens submitted as urinary stones were artefacts such as tiny pebbles.
Estelle Gittins, assistant librarian for manuscripts and archives at Trinity, describes the artefact as a tiny monument to the college's role in the rising.
It is essential not to confuse signal loss from india ink artefact surrounding and obscuring a tiny lesion from signal loss within a larger renal mass.
Unfortunately, particularly in children these tiny structures are poorly seen, especially with motion artefact or a relatively large MRI field of view.
While I was following a distinctive soil horizon, one that had already yielded many artefacts, the late afternoon sun highlighted a tiny patch of something white shining through a cover of expansive sand mantle.
Life was ever messy, these artefacts say, and we leave our mark in tiny, inadvertent ways.
MR may demonstrate metallic artefacts even when no hardware is placed, arising from tiny metallic drill bit fragments in postoperative beds.
Gillespie said that modern DNA analysis techniques meant that any other human artefacts recovered could now be swabbed for the tiniest traces of DNA and compared to the Earhart family sample.
Open Wed-Sun 11-4pm, 01620 894313, coastalmuseum.org This tiny gem is full of Dartmoor objects but also has, surprisingly, a fine collection of Native American artefacts.
