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London down under: spurred by a building boom, archaeologists are plumbing the deep past of one of Europe's oldest capitals

• Authors : Smith, Roff

• Source: National Geographic. February 1, 2016, p90, 20 p.

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Prince Charles--not your typical radical: few royal landlords did much more than spend the profits from the Duchy of Cornwall, until Charles became a man on a mission

• Authors : Mitchell, Sandy

• Source: National Geographic. May, 2006, Vol. 209 Issue 5, p96, 20 p.

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East side: the 'other London'--gritty, graffitied, but with a rising cool index--gets ready for its close-up as the venue of the Summer Olympics

• Authors : Newman, Cathy

• Source: National Geographic. August 1, 2012, Vol. 222 Issue 2, p76, 22 p.

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If the stones could speak: searching for the meaning of stonehenge

• Authors : Alexander, Caroline

• Source: National Geographic. June, 2008, Vol. 213 Issue 6, p34, 26 p.

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STONE AGE SLUGGER: DID OUR ANCESTORS BLUDGEON EACH OTHER WITH THIS ANCIENT CLUB?

• Authors : Strochlic, Nina

• Source: National Geographic. May, 2018, Vol. 233 Issue 5, p25, 1 p.

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London's green giant

• Authors : Gwin, Peter

• Source: National Geographic. March, 2006, Vol. 209 Issue 3

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A High Tea

• Source: National Geographic. June, 2000, Vol. 197 Issue 6, 132

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London on a Roll

• Authors : WORRALL, SIMON

• Source: National Geographic. June, 2000, Vol. 197 Issue 6, 2

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Visions

• Source: National Geographic. March 1, 2017, Vol. 231 Issue 3, p6, 7 p.

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POLLUTION COMES IN TINY, TOXIC PACKAGES: THE OCEAN IS GETTING OVERWHELMED BY PLASTIC MICROFIBERS--AND PLANKTON ARE EATING THEM

• Authors : Borunda, Alejandra

• Source: National Geographic. March, 2019, Vol. 235 Issue 3

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