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26 November 2022 - Edition #16
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Family History Zone Update
The Week on FamilyHistory.Zone
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Top ten historical facial reconstructions
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Modern scientific techniques allow researchers to develop outstanding facial reconstructions of people from the past.
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Australia’s 'Beast of Bondi' caught using DNA technology
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Keith Simms, otherwise referred to as the ‘Beast of Bondi’, has finally been identified using cutting edge DNA technology.
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Ireland's 1926 Census to be digitalised
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Ireland's 1926 Census is set to go online in April 2026. This will provide a fascinating snapshot of life in Ireland 100 years ago.
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NARA to award 1.9 million for historical records projects
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NARA has approved close to two million dollars to aid the development and creation of historical records projects.
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DNA technology identifies long-dead ‘vampire’
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Cutting-edge DNA technology has been used to identify what experts believe is a 19th Century man suspected of vampirism.
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