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The archaeologist following Homer’s route on a bicycle

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A modern odyssey: the archaeologist following Homer’s route on a bicycle

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Backpacking around Europe is a rite of passage for many young Australians, but when Sam Wood proposed a trip with his two brothers in 2009, he had something a little more ambitious in mind. An avid cyclist who studied classical archaeology at the University of Sydney and spent three years working at the British Museum, he suggested retracing the route that the Carthaginian general Hannibal took over the Alps with his war elephants in 218BC.
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Mushroom trip: a mycologist’s tour of the Tarkine

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By Alexis Buxton-Collins
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Revered as one of Australia's last true wilderness areas, Takayna/ Tarkine is a place of legends. Freshwater crayfish that can reach almost a metre in length lurk in the shade of 2000-year-old Huon pines, and every few years a rumour emerges that thylacines still prowl the dense Gondwanan rainforest of northwest Tasmania. For 65m years, this landscape has sheltered all manner of astonishing creatures. But some of the most fascinating life forms found here are even older.
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