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32:10 (Part 2) Neolithic Megasites from Ukraine to… (Part 2) Neolithic Megasites from Ukraine to Iberia	(Part 2) Neolithic Megasites from Ukraine to Iberia Video by Manuel Fernandez-Gotz for 'The Origins of Agriculture: Reconsidering the Neolithic' hca sites side bc sides ukraine europe things place population buildings settlement end monuments houses interpretations debate evidence thousands millennium features From Anna Raczynski on March 24th, 2021 0 likes 5 plays 0 Course Code PGHC11511 Publisher The University of Edinburgh Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
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02:04 Near Future Teaching Launch Event: 26 May 2019 Near Future Teaching Launch Event: 26 May 2019	Near Future Teaching Launch Event: 26 May 2019 A short video documenting the launch event for the final report emerging from the Near Future Teaching project. The event brought together a really diverse grouping of students, staff and friends… near future teaching centre for research in digital education digital education teaching future idea kind stock things campuses endedness campus analogue digital thousands nineties aims elements lot signal students field experts creation From Michael Gallagher on April 22nd, 2019 0 likes 159 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created April 22nd, 2019
02:55 Why education students should use the Careers… Why education students should use the Careers Service by Suzanne Agnew	Why education students should use the Careers Service by Suzanne Agnew Why education students should use the Careers Service by Suzanne Agnew accessible point discussions advertise education caption complete service support people guaranteed online teaching induction resources appointment option circumstance completely experiences effects careers service placement career thousands university graduation consultant spend From Lucy Roddie on September 28th, 2018 0 likes 40 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
13:23 EC L15 - 02 Introduction.mpg EC L15 - 02 Introduction.mpg	EC L15 - 02 Introduction.mpg "Energy and Climate" by Dr Jelte Harnmeijer vehicles ecology economists systems science renewable energy energy electricity. networks energy conversion effects chemical elements greenhouse economics fossil fuels consequences. transport geography heat transfer processes. substitutable substitutability electricity systems theory thermodynamics production carbon management electromagnetic radiation factor biology environmental technology thousands resources systems production and manufacturing resources. fuels business garden features greenhouse gases flow resources energy. understand disruptive production. economic systems difference flow resource. country subdivisions geography terminology resource educational psychology manufacturing industry power station technology lighting concepts in physics power engineering economic geology arrangement electrical engineering electric power solutions From Stewart Cromar on July 12th, 2016 0 likes 86 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh

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