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The three skulls aren't the first historic clues to early man found in Gough's Cave in Somerset.

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Gough's irritation was echoed by Michael Vaughan, the former England captain, who broke off from a drive through London to complain on Twitter: "Interesting ... we pay him to come over and then he writes this ... very helpful."

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Furthermore, despite Gough's quick dismissal of writers "who began to write about writing," this particular mode of postwar American fiction -- metafiction -- is actually the most radically comic writing yet produced in American or English fiction (with the possible exception of Sterne's Tristram Shandy, which was uproariously metafictional before its time).

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Denise Gough's nanny is desolate, needy and capable: compelling because she is so unguessable.

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The skeletal remains were found as far back as 1920 at Gough's Cave in Somerset.

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Greenest: Piers Gough's Maggie's Centre in Nottingham, all playful facades and as green as Robin Hood's tights.

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In addition, Bello also pointed out that the remains of only a few individuals had been found at Gough's Cave.

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Higham's work, in collaboration with his late colleague Roger Jacobi, has involved studying the ages of the bones found at Gough's Cave in the Somerset Mendips, the earliest post-ice age site at which modern human remains have been found.

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But the Gough's Cave finds were puzzling because radiocarbon dates indicated that humans had used the cave for more than 2,000 years, including several centuries in which the country would have been covered in ice sheets.

Bones from a Cheddar Gorge cave show that cannibalism helped Britain's earliest settlers survive the ice age 2010