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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
© Victor Sokolowicz / Guardian / eyevine
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
© Victor Sokolowicz / Guardian / eyevine
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza with Henrietta Inman, inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
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'It smelled like toffee apples': how I recreated the 2,000-year-old Pompeii pizza
Guardian Rome food correspondent has a go at making the meal depicted in a newly discovered ancient fresco.
It first glance it certainly does look like a pizza. The well-risen and golden crust, sunken centre blushed pink and white, a bright green leaf across the top. Looking at the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco that emerged during excavations at Pompeii, the colours leap out: the silver tray and wine goblet, the yellow orbs and rubble of nuts.
So the flashes of red and pink were in fact fruit, pomegranate and fresh dates, while the curious white and yellow could be explained as an ancient pesto of herbs and sheep’s cheese known as moretum. The rubble in front was most likely walnuts, and the curious bright yellow fruit with prickles was corbezzoli, or berries from the arbutus or strawberry tree, which also come in red and orange. The goblet, of course, was full of red wine.
I asked the professor how I could recreate this ancient "pizza" as faithfully as possible. "Einkorn," was his reply. "Stoneground. And read Columella."
Rachel Roddy cook a pizza with Henrietta Inman, inspired by the ancient pizza depicted in the fresco found in Pompeii.
Rome, Italy, June 29 2023.
© Victor Sokolowicz / Guardian / eyevine
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WM 2018 - Letzte Vorbereitungen: Reisen, PK, Trainings, Fans
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Sean Fletcher, Kate Garraway recreate the World Cup with a melon and some custard, Sean gets coated in custard by Kate
'Good Morning Britain' TV show, London, UK - 14 Jun 2018
Sean Fletcher, Kate Garraway and Susanna Reid recreate the World Cup with a Melon and some custard.
Sean gets coated in custard by Kate Garraway
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WM 2018 - Letzte Vorbereitungen: Reisen, PK, Trainings, Fans
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Kate Garraway and Susanna Reid recreate the World Cup with a melon and some custard
'Good Morning Britain' TV show, London, UK - 14 Jun 2018
Sean Fletcher, Kate Garraway and Susanna Reid recreate the World Cup with a Melon and some custard.
Sean gets coated in custard by Kate Garraway
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WM 2018 - Letzte Vorbereitungen: Reisen, PK, Trainings, Fans
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Kate Garraway and Susanna Reid recreate the World Cup with a melon and some custard
'Good Morning Britain' TV show, London, UK - 14 Jun 2018
Sean Fletcher, Kate Garraway and Susanna Reid recreate the World Cup with a Melon and some custard.
Sean gets coated in custard by Kate Garraway
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PEOPLE - 'The Real Full Monty: Live' TV Show in der Sheffield City Hall
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Megan McKenna : To build their confidence ahead of the final performance, the ladies recreate the brilliant Calendar Girls images during a sequence from the documentary.
'The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night' TV Show UK - 29 Mar 2018
The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night, as an ITV reality TV programme in which eight female celebrities get their kit off to raise awareness of breast cancer. The eight brave ladies taking part are TV presenter Coleen Nolan, broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire, Emmerdale actress Sally Dexter, reality TV star Megan McKenna, former Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton, actress Helen Lederer, TV legend Ruth Madoc and presenter Sarah-Jane Crawford. The ladies' mission is to pull together to create a show-stopping performance that will wow the audience as they battle to overcome their nerves and inhibitions, learn to love their bodies and dare to bare for a good cause. Along the way they visit the legendary Moulin Rouge in Paris to get inspiration for the show.
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PEOPLE - 'The Real Full Monty: Live' TV Show in der Sheffield City Hall
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Michelle Heaton : To build their confidence ahead of the final performance, the ladies recreate the brilliant Calendar Girls images during a sequence from the documentary.
'The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night' TV Show UK - 29 Mar 2018
The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night, as an ITV reality TV programme in which eight female celebrities get their kit off to raise awareness of breast cancer. The eight brave ladies taking part are TV presenter Coleen Nolan, broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire, Emmerdale actress Sally Dexter, reality TV star Megan McKenna, former Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton, actress Helen Lederer, TV legend Ruth Madoc and presenter Sarah-Jane Crawford. The ladies' mission is to pull together to create a show-stopping performance that will wow the audience as they battle to overcome their nerves and inhibitions, learn to love their bodies and dare to bare for a good cause. Along the way they visit the legendary Moulin Rouge in Paris to get inspiration for the show.
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PEOPLE - 'The Real Full Monty: Live' TV Show in der Sheffield City Hall
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Sally Dexter : To build their confidence ahead of the final performance, the ladies recreate the brilliant Calendar Girls images during a sequence from the documentary.
'The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night' TV Show UK - 29 Mar 2018
The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night, as an ITV reality TV programme in which eight female celebrities get their kit off to raise awareness of breast cancer. The eight brave ladies taking part are TV presenter Coleen Nolan, broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire, Emmerdale actress Sally Dexter, reality TV star Megan McKenna, former Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton, actress Helen Lederer, TV legend Ruth Madoc and presenter Sarah-Jane Crawford. The ladies' mission is to pull together to create a show-stopping performance that will wow the audience as they battle to overcome their nerves and inhibitions, learn to love their bodies and dare to bare for a good cause. Along the way they visit the legendary Moulin Rouge in Paris to get inspiration for the show.
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PEOPLE - 'The Real Full Monty: Live' TV Show in der Sheffield City Hall
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Sarah-Jane Crawford : To build their confidence ahead of the final performance, the ladies recreate the brilliant Calendar Girls images during a sequence from the documentary.
'The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night' TV Show UK - 29 Mar 2018
The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night, as an ITV reality TV programme in which eight female celebrities get their kit off to raise awareness of breast cancer. The eight brave ladies taking part are TV presenter Coleen Nolan, broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire, Emmerdale actress Sally Dexter, reality TV star Megan McKenna, former Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton, actress Helen Lederer, TV legend Ruth Madoc and presenter Sarah-Jane Crawford. The ladies' mission is to pull together to create a show-stopping performance that will wow the audience as they battle to overcome their nerves and inhibitions, learn to love their bodies and dare to bare for a good cause. Along the way they visit the legendary Moulin Rouge in Paris to get inspiration for the show.
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PEOPLE - 'The Real Full Monty: Live' TV Show in der Sheffield City Hall
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Colleen Nolan : To build their confidence ahead of the final performance, the ladies recreate the brilliant Calendar Girls images during a sequence from the documentary.
'The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night' TV Show UK - 29 Mar 2018
The Real Full Monty : Ladies Night, as an ITV reality TV programme in which eight female celebrities get their kit off to raise awareness of breast cancer. The eight brave ladies taking part are TV presenter Coleen Nolan, broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire, Emmerdale actress Sally Dexter, reality TV star Megan McKenna, former Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton, actress Helen Lederer, TV legend Ruth Madoc and presenter Sarah-Jane Crawford. The ladies' mission is to pull together to create a show-stopping performance that will wow the audience as they battle to overcome their nerves and inhibitions, learn to love their bodies and dare to bare for a good cause. Along the way they visit the legendary Moulin Rouge in Paris to get inspiration for the show.
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are held by a nurse at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) on Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are held by a nurse at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) on Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- File photo provided by the Chinese Academy of Sciences shows two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are held by a nurse at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) on Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are held by a nurse at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) on Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are fed at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- File photo provided by the Chinese Academy of Sciences shows two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are fed at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- File photo provided by the Chinese Academy of Sciences shows two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are fed at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- File photo provided by the Chinese Academy of Sciences shows two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- File photo provided by the Chinese Academy of Sciences shows two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are held by a nurse at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) in Suzhou, east China's Jiangsu province, Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Sun Qiang (L), director of the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), and Liu Zhen, a postdoctoral fellow and the first author of the research paper published on Cell, look at Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua on Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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NEWS - Die ersten Klonaffen: Zhong Zhong und Hua Hua
(180125) -- BEIJING, Jan. 25, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Two cloned macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua are seen at the non-human-primate research facility under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) on Jan. 22, 2018. China on Thursday announced it successfully cloned world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) (dhf)
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STUDIO - Deborah Lipstadt
Deborah Esther Lipstadt is an American historian, best known as author of the books Denying the Holocaust, History on Trial: My Day in Court with a Holocaust Denier and The Eichmann Trial. Lipstadt is the subject of a new film called Denial, starring Rachel Weisz who plays Deborah. Denial recounts the legal battle between Holocaust denier David Irving and Deborah Lipstadt, fighting for historical truth and proving the Holocaust took place.
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STUDIO - Deborah Lipstadt
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STUDIO - Deborah Lipstadt
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STUDIO - Deborah Lipstadt
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STUDIO - Deborah Lipstadt
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STUDIO - Deborah Lipstadt
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PEOPLE - Olympiade in Rio: Das Englische Team stellt Morgenszenen nach
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Olympic medallists Sir Steve Redgrave, Rebecca Adlington and Louis Smith recreate famous Hollywood wake up scenes in a bid to encourage Brits to get off to a great start every day
Team GB re-create famous wake-up scenes ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio, Britain - Apr 2016
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Olympic Team GB are celebrating 'morning-time' by recreating scenes from Hollywood classics such as Home Alone and Bridget Jones's Diary.
Olympic legend and five-time gold medal winner, Sir Steve Redgrave, wound back to the eighties to take on the infamous shower scene in Ferris Bueller?s Day Off, whilst double gold medal winning swimmer Rebecca Adlington took an iron to her hair to transform into singleton Bridget Jones. Artistic gymnast and three time Olympic medallist Louis Smith re-created a trio of scenes, sporting slicked back locks as he impersonated Home Alone child tear away, Kevin McCallister, flexed his muscles just like Tobey Maguire in Spiderman and fulfilled his dream of impersonating child wizard Harry Potter.
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PEOPLE - Olympiade in Rio: Das Englische Team stellt Morgenszenen nach
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Olympic medallists Sir Steve Redgrave, Rebecca Adlington and Louis Smith recreate famous Hollywood wake up scenes in a bid to encourage Brits to get off to a great start every day
Team GB re-create famous wake-up scenes ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio, Britain - Apr 2016
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Olympic Team GB are celebrating 'morning-time' by recreating scenes from Hollywood classics such as Home Alone and Bridget Jones's Diary.
Olympic legend and five-time gold medal winner, Sir Steve Redgrave, wound back to the eighties to take on the infamous shower scene in Ferris Bueller?s Day Off, whilst double gold medal winning swimmer Rebecca Adlington took an iron to her hair to transform into singleton Bridget Jones. Artistic gymnast and three time Olympic medallist Louis Smith re-created a trio of scenes, sporting slicked back locks as he impersonated Home Alone child tear away, Kevin McCallister, flexed his muscles just like Tobey Maguire in Spiderman and fulfilled his dream of impersonating child wizard Harry Potter.
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