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Lewin was a staff member of the science magazine ''[[New Scientist]]'' in London for nine years. In addition, Dr. Lewin wrote for the science journal ''Science'' for ten years as a news editor. In addition, Lewin wrote three books with fellow anthropologist [[Richard Leakey]]. Roger Lewin won the Royal Society Prizes for Science Books for his book ''Bones of Contention''. | Lewin was a staff member of the science magazine ''[[New Scientist]]'' in London for nine years. In addition, Dr. Lewin wrote for the science journal ''Science'' for ten years as a news editor. In addition, Lewin wrote three books with fellow anthropologist [[Richard Leakey]]. Roger Lewin won the Royal Society Prizes for Science Books for his book ''Bones of Contention''. | ||
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Dr. Roger Lewin is a British anthropologist, scientist, book author and freelance writer.
Lewin was a staff member of the science magazine New Scientist in London for nine years. In addition, Dr. Lewin wrote for the science journal Science for ten years as a news editor. In addition, Lewin wrote three books with fellow anthropologist Richard Leakey. Roger Lewin won the Royal Society Prizes for Science Books for his book Bones of Contention.